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Osamu Ogata
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Osamu Ogata (緒方 修) joined Sega in 1993 as an artist, with the Dreamcast/PC version of Sega Rally 2 being his magnum opus. In 2000, he instead began specializing in technical support.[1]

Production history

Games

Music


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