Sigma Pro-Tech
From Sega Retro
- For the similarly-named Japanese game publisher, see Sigma Enterprises.
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Sigma Pro-Tech (シグマ・プロテック), sometimes written as ∑ Pro-Tech, was a Japanese video game developer which shared a close relationship with main contractor Cyclone System.
Company
Sigma Pro-Tech consisted of only two employees, Masaya Takayama and Hiroshi Satou[1], and is generally believed to be unrelated to the similarly-named publisher Sigma Enterprises.
In 1992, Sigma Pro-Tech was acquired by affiliated company Sigma Enterprises, and ceased video game production.
Softography
External links
- Shouichi Yoshikawa interview at Game Developer Research Institute