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As the page says, Kenichi Hokari's history with Sega probably goes way back. Maybe to 1984 since he graduated that year. This is a list of speculative works based on high score table names and aliases
*''[[Teddy Boy Blues]]'' ([[System 1]], 1985) - '''KEN''' (note [[Yoji Ishii]] and [[Shuichi Katagi]] also worked on it)
*''[[Hang-On Jr.]]'' ([[System E]], 1986)- '''HOK'''
*''[[Fantasy Zone]]'' ([[System 16]], 1986) - '''HKR''' in name entry, '''KEN''' in Master System Special Thanks. (note [[Yoji Ishii]] and [[Shuichi Katagi]] worked on it)
*''[[Enduro Racer]]'' ([[Hang-On hardware]], 1986) - '''HOK'''
*''[[Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars]]'' ([[System 16]], 1986) - '''HKR''' (note designer [[Yutaka Sugano]] and the other name TSI, maybe short for Toshi)
*''[[Shinobi]]'' ([[System 16]], 1987) - '''Wagamama Kenchi''' (note designer [[Yutaka Sugano]] and next developer Topi, similar to Toshi)
*''[[Fantasy Zone II]]'' (1988) - '''KEN'''
*''[[Altered Beast]]'' ([[System 16]], 1988) - '''HOK''' (note the other name TOS, maybe short for Toshi)
*''[[Golden Axe]]'' ([[System 16]], 1989) - '''Hokari Sweat''' (3rd game developed by [[Team Shinobi]], also has Toshi credited right after)
Maybe worked on ''[[Alien Storm]]'' too.
*''[[Hard Dunk]]'' ([[System 32]], 1984) - '''穂苅 健一'''
*'''Baku Baku Animal''' ([[Sega Titan Video]], 1995) - '''Kenichi Hokari''' (also called '''KEN''' in the high score table) 

Maybe there's more I can find?
[[User:Nicolaas Hamman|Nicolaas Hamman]] ([[User talk:Nicolaas Hamman|talk]]) 18:17, 03 January 2024 (GMT+2)