Sega-AM3 is a division of Japanese video game developer Sega Corporation. The development team has produced some popular arcade game and video games, including Virtual On, NASCAR Arcade, Crazy Taxi, Astro Boy: Omega Factor, Virtua Tennis, and the Initial D Arcade Stage series. In 2000, as a part of a restructuring of Sega, they were renamed Hitmaker. Later in 2004, they were merged back with the other "AM teams" into Sega and have since then reverted back to their old name of Sega-AM3.

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  • 1993-01-01 00:00:00 (xsd:date)
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  • 1993-01-01 00:00:00 (xsd:date)
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  • Sega-AM3 is a division of Japanese video game developer Sega Corporation. The development team has produced some popular arcade game and video games, including Virtual On, NASCAR Arcade, Crazy Taxi, Astro Boy: Omega Factor, Virtua Tennis, and the Initial D Arcade Stage series. In 2000, as a part of a restructuring of Sega, they were renamed Hitmaker. Later in 2004, they were merged back with the other "AM teams" into Sega and have since then reverted back to their old name of Sega-AM3. Sega Rosso is the name of a former development studio from Sega, formerly known as AM5, some of its staff came from Namco, where they helped create the original Ridge Racer. In 2003, Merged with Hitmaker, now shut down.
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  • Sega Rosso
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  • 2003 (xsd:integer)
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  • 42 (April 2001)
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  • 1993 (as Namco's original Ridge Racer Team) 1994 (as Sega AM5) 2000 (as Sega Rosso)
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  • Game Development
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  • Tokyo, Japan
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  • Sega-AM3 is a division of Japanese video game developer Sega Corporation. The development team has produced some popular arcade game and video games, including Virtual On, NASCAR Arcade, Crazy Taxi, Astro Boy: Omega Factor, Virtua Tennis, and the Initial D Arcade Stage series. In 2000, as a part of a restructuring of Sega, they were renamed Hitmaker. Later in 2004, they were merged back with the other "AM teams" into Sega and have since then reverted back to their old name of Sega-AM3.
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  • Sega AM-3
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  • Sega Rosso
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