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Michael Latham
Company(ies): Rainbird Software, Mediagenic, Sega of America, SegaSoft
Role(s): Producer, Designer, Director of Omega Group, Director of Family Group, Vice President of Product Development (SegaSoft)

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Michael Latham was a Danville, California-based businessman and former Producer for Sega of America, best known for the fighting game Eternal Champions.

History

Pre-Sega

Latham entered the video game industry upon being hired by Rainbird Software, a sister company of Firebird Software, to localize computer games for the American market.

In 1988, he moved to Mediagenic where he served as a Producer on titles such as Ghostbusters II and Tongue of the Fatman before the company went bankrupt in early 1991.

Sega of America

In April 1991, Latham joined Sega of America as a Producer, where he designed games like Home Alone, Greendog: The Beached Surfer Dude!, and Eternal Champions.

Sometime around April 1994, Sega of America restructured its internal development groups, resulting in Latham and his teams being merged into Omega Group. Upon hearing news of this restructuring, it's Director Scott Berfield abruptly quit the company altogether, with Latham serving as the group's new Director.

Michael Latham also served as Director of Family Group.

SegaSoft

Post-Sega

Latham passed away on April 10, 2021.[1]

Production history

Interviews

References

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