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A group of [[Sonic Team]] employees moved to the US in order to work on international releases of Sega/Sonic Team titles prior to the U.S. launch of the {{c|Sega Dreamcast}}. They first worked on the ports of [[Sonic Adventure]] and [[ChuChu Rocket!]], followed by development of [[Sonic Adventure 2]], which shows in its level design a large degree of influence from the studio's San Francisco location. In [[2005]], the studio changed its name to Sega Studio USA. The studio was co-located with Sega of America until 2008, when Sega of America relocated, and Sega Studio USA was closed, more or less being reabsorbed into the Japanese Sonic Team. | A group of [[Sonic Team]] employees moved to the US in order to work on international releases of Sega/Sonic Team titles prior to the U.S. launch of the {{c|Sega Dreamcast}}. They first worked on the ports of [[Sonic Adventure]] and [[ChuChu Rocket!]], followed by development of [[Sonic Adventure 2]], which shows in its level design a large degree of influence from the studio's San Francisco location. In [[2005]], the studio changed its name to Sega Studio USA. The studio was co-located with Sega of America until 2008, when Sega of America relocated, and Sega Studio USA was closed, more or less being reabsorbed into the Japanese Sonic Team. | ||
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