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{{sub-stub}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (長田 政行) is a Japanese hardware developer who started out as a mechanical engineer, but became a programmer in the mid-90's. He is most notable for his work on ''[[After Burner]]'', ''[[Galaxy Force]]'' and ''[[Rad Mobile]]''.
  
 
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Masayuki Osada
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Masayuki Osada (長田 政行) is a Japanese hardware developer who started out as a mechanical engineer, but became a programmer in the mid-90's. He is most notable for his work on After Burner, Galaxy Force and Rad Mobile.

Production history

Hardware

Magazine articles

Main article: Masayuki Osada/Magazine articles.

References