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Tetsuya Kaku

Role(s): Programmer
Education: Kyushu Institute of Technology (Information Science)^[1]

Tetsuya Kaku is a chief programmer of Sega.

Virtua Fighter (Arcade version) (1993) — Programmer
Virtua Fighter 2 (Arcade version) (1994) — Variety (Programmers)
Virtua Fighter 3 (1996) — Program Director, Game System, Undulation (Programmers)
Virtua Fighter 3tb (1997/1998) — Program Director, Game System, Undulation (Programmers)
SpikeOut (1998) — Chief Programmer, Game Regulation
Virtual-On: Oratorio Tangram (Arcade and Dreamcast Versions) (1998/1999) — System R&D (Network Versus Support Staff) (Virtual-On Works)
Sonic Adventure (1998) — Browser production
SpikeOut: Final Edition (1999) — Chief Programmer, Game Regulation
Shenmue (1999) — Supervisor (R&D Dept. #4) (Development Support)
Planet Harriers (2000) — main program director
Super Monkey Ball (2001) — System Programmer
Super Monkey Ball 2 (2002) — System Programmer
F-Zero GX (2003) — Program Director
Sega Ages 2500 Series Vol. 16: Virtua Fighter 2 (2004) — Variety (Programmers)
Yakuza (2005) — Chief Programmer
Yakuza 3 (2009) — Technical Director, Chief Programmer ("Yakuza 3" Programming Team)
Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll (2010) — Special Thanks
Yakuza 4 (2010) — Programming Assistance ("Yakuza 4" Programming Team) (Staff)
Binary Domain (2012) — Programming Director ("Binary Domain" Development Team) (Staff)

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-'''Tetsuya Kaku''' is a system programmer and chief member of [[Amusement Vision]] (formerly [[Sega AM4]]).
+'''Tetsuya Kaku''' is a chief programmer of [[Sega]].
 ==Production history==