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'''Renovation Products''' was [[Telenet Japan]]'s US publisher of [[Sega Mega Drive]] games, publishing both Telenet's own games and several non-Telenet Japan titles. When Telenet stopped developing on Sega's systems in 1993, Sega acquired the studio (though not before publishing a single SNES game, Telenet's ''Doomsday Warriors'') and they promptly disappeared.
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'''Renovation Products''' was [[Telenet Japan]]'s US publisher of [[Sega Mega Drive]] games, publishing both Telenet's own games and several non-Telenet Japan titles. When Telenet stopped developing on Sega's systems in 1993, Sega acquired the studio (though not before publishing a single SNES game, Telenet's ''Doomsday Warrior'') and they promptly disappeared.
  
 
President [[Hideaki Irie]] would later become COO of [[Sega of America]].{{ref|https://twitter.com/gdri/status/547150236506791939}}{{ref|https://twitter.com/gdri/status/547457202055680000}}
 
President [[Hideaki Irie]] would later become COO of [[Sega of America]].{{ref|https://twitter.com/gdri/status/547150236506791939}}{{ref|https://twitter.com/gdri/status/547457202055680000}}

Revision as of 14:28, 23 December 2014

Renovation Products was Telenet Japan's US publisher of Sega Mega Drive games, publishing both Telenet's own games and several non-Telenet Japan titles. When Telenet stopped developing on Sega's systems in 1993, Sega acquired the studio (though not before publishing a single SNES game, Telenet's Doomsday Warrior) and they promptly disappeared.

President Hideaki Irie would later become COO of Sega of America.[1][2]

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