Of the nine studios that Sega established, AV was the smallest, with about 50 employees. He also was not fond of doing ports of arcade titles, believing console and arcade titles should be developed separately and in mind for their target market. Speaking about initial plans for AV, Nagoshi wanted to make original titles in addition to sequels. AV refers to Adult Video in Japan, however Nagoshi thinks with all adult videos being streamed in the future, people will instead think of amusement video when they see AV. Nagoshi chose the name because he was fond of the term 'vision', and amusement was the core market of the studio. In 2000, Toshihiro Nagoshi was the president of AV ( Amusement Vision). In what has been called "a brief moment of remarkable creativity", in 2000, Sega restructured its arcade and console development teams into nine semi-autonomous studios headed by the company's top creators. Nevertheless, the studio's logo and name have become more recognizable internationally, and the logo has been used consistently. Eventually, the RGG Studio's logo became used consistently and the way they brand themselves and give themselves an identity of their own.Īccording to studio head Masayoshi Yokoyama, the studio is not a company organization but rather a "concept" or a "production team". The first game to use the RGG logo was Binary Domain in Japan, released in February 2012. Since Yakuza 3, they were referred to as Sega's CS1 team, all the way up to Yakuza: Dead Souls. Ryū ga Gotoku Kenzan! was the last Like a Dragon game to be developed under the New Entertainment R&D name. and the first Like a Dragon game was released. Amusement Vision became New Entertainment R&D Dept. During a reorganization in 2003, the non-sports staff of Smilebit merged with Amusement Vision, and a year later Sega merged with Sammy to form Sega Sammy Holdings. Several structural changes occurred in the years that followed. In 2000, AM4 was reestablished as Amusement Vision, where it was best known for Super Monkey Ball and F-Zero GX.
He requested his own development division during the development of Shenmue. It was headed by Toshihiro Nagoshi who joined Sega AM2 in 1989 and has been credited as the creator of the arcade titles Daytona USA and Virtua Striker. The studio's origins can be traced back to Sega AM11 in 1998, which was renamed to R&D4 or AM4 in 1999. It is known for developing the games in the Like a Dragon series, which the studio is named after, since Yakuza 5. 1 ( セガ 第一CS研究開発部, Sega daiichi shīēsu kenkyū kaihatsubu) division.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio ( Japanese: 龍が如くスタジオ, Hepburn: Ryū ga Gotoku Sutajio) is a video game developer housed within the Japanese video game company Sega as part of its Sega CS Research and Development No.
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