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Sonic Team

Sonic Team's logo.

Sonic Team (ソニックチーム Sonikku chīmu?) is a Japanese video game developer and a division of Sega. Established in 1990 during the development of the original Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic Team is the primary developer of video games in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. Sonic Team was headed by game designer, producer, and visionary Yuji Naka. The joint creator of Sonic, Naoto Ohshima, left Sonic Team to form his own studio, Artoon.[citation needed] On 8 May 2006, Naka left the group with ten other members of Sonic Team to establish an independent game developer, Prope.[1]

In 2003, United Game Artists (formerly Sega AM9) merged with Sonic Team.[citation needed] In 2004, Sonic Team once more became an internal division of Sega after being spun off as a second-party developer in 2000.[citation needed] Sonic Team has been headquartered in Shināgawa, Tokyo, Japan, and Burbank, United States.[2]

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  • Sonic Team exists within the Sonic universe; in Sonic Battle, a building with their name appears in downtown Central City. It appears that they are a film studio in-universe, as at least two Chao in Space films were produced by them.

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  1. Yuji Naka confirmed to be leaving Sega to form Prope. Engadget. Dan Choi (8 May 2006). Retrieved on 24 July 2020. "Engadget: Back in March, we heard rumblings that Sega stalwart Yuji Naka was planning to leave Sega to start his own studio. Today, that rumor's been confirmed. According to Next Generation, Naka's new company is called Prope, which means "'beside' and 'near' future." Prope's web site (not linked on Next Gen) apparently explains that the name was chosen "in the hopes of bringing game entertainment much closer to users, establishing closer ties between users and us, and creating near future entertainment.""
  2. Shea, Brian (July 20 2022). Sonic Frontiers Cover Story - Brave New World. Game Informer. Retrieved on 23 July 2022.

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