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Yutaka Sugano
Company(ies): Sega of Japan, Sega of America
Role(s): Designer

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Yutaka Sugano (菅野 豊) joined Sega in 1986, where he designed and directed arcade titles such as Shinobi and Crack Down. Following this he was reassigned to Sega of America, where he participated in the production of Sonic 2 and Sonic Spinball, later returning to Japan to work on Saturn titles that were developed overseas.

He left Sega in 1999 with Naoto Ohshima and Yoji Ishii to become a part of Artoon. Following this company's disbandment in 2010, he is now the Vice President of Arzest, another video game development company.

Production history

Games

Music

Hardware

  • Shinobi (System 16 version) (1986) — Director and Designer
  • Crack Down (System 24 version) (1989) — Director and Designer
  • Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Mega Drive version) (1992) — Object Placement, Special Stage Object Placement
  • Sonic Spinball (Mega Drive version) (1993) — Producer (Management Staff)
  • Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island (Mega Drive version) (1996) — Senior Producer (Sega), Producer (SOJ) (Sega)
  • Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island (Saturn and PC versions) (1996/1997) — Senior Producer (Sega Enterprises Ltd.), Producer (SOJ) (Sega)
  • Manx TT Super Bike (PC version) (1997) — Special Thanks (Sega of Japan)
  • Sonic Adventure (1998) — Software support
  • Pinobee: Wings of Adventure (2001) — Director (Development Staff), Game Designer (Development Staff)
  • Ghost Vibration (2002) — Development Manager (Development), Game Designer (Development)
  • Blue Dragon (2006) — Project Manager
  • Vampire Rain (2007) — Special Thanks
  • Vampire Rain: Altered Species (2008) — Special Thanks
  • FlingSmash (2010) — Producer
  • Mario & Sonic at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games (3DS version) (2016) — Producer (Arzest Corp.)

References