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| − | }}{{stub}}'''Product Development Dept.''', also called '''Sega Product Development''' (SDP) was a video game development division of [[Sega of America]] which may have acted as a successor to [[Sega Technical Institute]]. Like STI developing ''[[Dynamite Deka]]'', SDP is known to have developed ''[[Dynamite Deka 2]]'', with its developers having migrated from [[Sega AM1]] | + | }}{{stub}}'''Product Development Dept.''', also called '''Sega Product Development''' (SDP) was a video game development division of [[Sega of America]] which may have acted as a successor to [[Sega Technical Institute]]. Like STI developing ''[[Dynamite Deka]]'', SDP is known to have developed ''[[Dynamite Deka 2]]'', with its developers having migrated from [[Sega AM1]] and [[Sega AM3|AM3]] in Japan. It likely also developed ''[[Alien Front]]''. Some of the department's developers also contributed to ''[[Air Trix]]''. |
At some point the department was disbanded, with its staff either returning to AM1 (by this point [[WOW Entertainment]]) in Japan, or remaining in America to work at [[Sonic Team USA]]. | At some point the department was disbanded, with its staff either returning to AM1 (by this point [[WOW Entertainment]]) in Japan, or remaining in America to work at [[Sonic Team USA]]. | ||
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| Sega of America Product Development Dept. Division of Sega of America |
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| Founded: 1997 |
| Defunct: 2001? |
| Merged into: Sonic Team USA |
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Product Development Dept., also called Sega Product Development (SDP) was a video game development division of Sega of America which may have acted as a successor to Sega Technical Institute. Like STI developing Dynamite Deka, SDP is known to have developed Dynamite Deka 2, with its developers having migrated from Sega AM1 and AM3 in Japan. It likely also developed Alien Front. Some of the department's developers also contributed to Air Trix.
At some point the department was disbanded, with its staff either returning to AM1 (by this point WOW Entertainment) in Japan, or remaining in America to work at Sonic Team USA.
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