Sega-AM2 (company)

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Sega-AM2 (company)
Founded: 2001-08
Defunct: 2004-07-01
Headquarters: 2000:  Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan 2002-06-01:  Higashikojiya, Ota-ku, Tokyo, Japan
2001-08 2004-07-01 ← AM2 of CRI Sega AM2 →

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Sega-AM2 Co., Ltd. was a development company established by Sega in 2001. It was a continuation of AM2 of CRI, albeit as an official subsidiary rather than an internal division.

Before moving its head office in 2002, Sega-AM2 was located in the same building as United Game Artists.

Company statistics

• Capital: 110 million yen, 102.75 million yen
• Number of Employees: 200. 180

Softography

NAOMI Satellite Terminal

• (2002)
• (2003)

NAOMI 2

• (2001)
• (2002)
• (2002)

NAOMI 2 GD-ROM

• (2001)
• (2004)

Dreamcast

• (2001)
• (unreleased)

PlayStation 2

• (2002)
• (2002)
• (2003)
• (2003)
• (2003)

GameCube

• (2002)

Xbox

• (2002)

Chihiro

• (2003)

Chihiro Satellite Terminal

• (2004)
• (2004)

List of staff

• Keisuke Tsukahara (composer)
• Tatsuya Sato (Sega)
• Eisuke Abe
• Mami Abe
• Toshiyuki Adachi
• Erika Aihara
• Satoshi Andou
• Seiji Aoki
• Masataka Arai
• Keisuke Chiwata
• Hideo Choumabayashi
• Masataka Daigo
• Hiroya Eguchi
• Takashi Fujimura
• Satoshi Fujinuma
• Kazuya Fujishima
• Kazuhiro Fushimi
• Shinichi Goto
• Toshihiko Gouya
• Tomonori Haba
• Misako Hamada
• Seiichi Hamada
• Masahide Hiroike
• Akihito Hiroyoshi
• Takayuki Iida
• Hitoshi Iizawa
• Toru Ikebuchi
• Hideyo Ikeda
• Toru Ikeuchi
• Shinya Inoue
• Toshiya Inoue
• Shin Ishikawa
• Yoshinori Isoda
• Fumio Ito
• Haruna Ito
• Yoshinari Itoh
• Hajime Itou
• Yoshiyuki Iwai
• Takeshi Iwasaki
• Tetsunari Iwasaki
• Shinya Izumi
• Hiroshi Kandou
• Yukinori Kaneko
• Yoshiki Kanoh
• Daichi Katagiri
• Hiroshi Kataoka
• Youji Kato
• Yukitoshi Katsuyama
• Yasuo Kawagoshi
• Makio Kida
• Taku Kihara
• Koki Koiwa
• Yasuyuki Komiya
• Ai Kotani
• Toru Kujirai
• Shigetaka Kyoya
• Naoyuki Machida
• Munekazu Makino
• Ringo Manabe
• Takuji Masuda
• Hiroshi Masui
• Takumi Matsui
• Yuichi Matsui
• Keiichi Matsunami
• Junichiro Matsuura
• Yusuke Matsuyama
• Dai Matsuzaki
• Takehiko Mikami
• Hideaki Miyamoto
• Yuji Miyata
• Kenji Miyawaki
• Masaru Moriguchi
• Susumu Morii
• Kazuya Morita
• Takayuki Muramatsu
• Tohru Murayama
• Tsuguharu Nagasawa
• Takuya Nagayasu
• Shigenobu Nakamura
• Tatsutoshi Narita
• Kentarow Nishimura
• Masato Nishimura
• Naotake Nishimura
• Miyuki Noda
• Kouhei Nosaki
• Sachio Ogawa
• Takeshi Ogawa
• Kazunori Oh
• Kazufumi Ohashi
• Masanori Ohe
• Shigemi Ohmori
• Shinji Ohshima
• Hidekuni Ohta
• Takayuki Ohta
• Yoshihiro Okabayashi
• Keiji Okayasu
• Kanji Omatsu
• Makoto Osaki
• Masaya Saida
• Wataru Sakomura
• Masanori Sakurai
• Rie Sakurai
• Toshirou Sasaki
• Fuminori Sato
• Makoto Sato
• Masanori Sato
• Shungo Seki
• Norihiro Sekine
• Ryo Shibasaki
• Hideya Shibazaki
• Kazuhiro Shigekuni
• Tomonori Shiino
• Shinya Shimada
• Shinichiro Shimano
• Noriyuki Shimoda
• Masato Shimoyama
• Hiroaki Shoji
• Masaaki Somaki
• Takayuki Sorimachi
• Yutaka Sudo
• Tetsuya Sugimoto
• Masahiro Sugiyama
• Masayuki Sumi
• Hisashi Suzuki
• Kazuya Suzuki
• Kozue Suzuki
• Takahiro Suzuki
• Yu Suzuki
• Yasuhiro Takagi
• Genta Takahashi
• Masayuki Takahashi
• Shuji Takahashi
• Megumi Takano
• Atsuo Takayasu
• Hajime Take
• Yohsuke Takeda
• Satoru Takeshima
• Chizuka Tamehira
• Hiroyasu Tamura
• Hideki Tanaka
• Kazuyoshi Terada
• Mitsugu Tsuchida
• Hironobu Tsujikawa
• Shintaro Tsukamoto
• Takehiko Usui
• Hans van Veenendaal
• Makoto Wada
• Naonori Watanabe
• Nozomi Watanabe
• Masahiko Yagi
• Takeshi Yamaguchi
• Junichi Yamanaka
• Takeshi Yamanouchi
• Shigeru Yoshida
• Shinichi Yoshino
• Norimasa Yoshizawa

External links

• Official website (archive)