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| − | '''Smilebit''' is a [[Sega]]'s video game developer founded in 2000. Dissolved soon after the release of [[Panzer Dragoon Saga]] In 1998., After the Team Andromeda disbanded, many of its members moved into [[Sega]]'s restructured Smilebit and [[SEGA United Game Artists|United Game Artists]] development teams. also moved on to several new companies, including former staff currently at Polyphony Digital and [[Artoon]]. It was formerly [[Sega]]'s R&D division known as '''AM6'''. Smilebit was a second-party developer for SEGA best known for creating the ''[[Jet Set Radio]]'' franchise of games. It was folded back into Amusement Vision in 2003.
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| − | the Team President of [[Shun Arai]] Until 2003. But Later unknown. and Assistant President Team of [[Takayuki Kawagoe]], He was
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| − | Became the President of Smilebit. next year, He was founded New Entertainment R&D Dept. #3. (also Known Sports Design R&D Dept. and New Smilebit)
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| − | ==Softography==
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| − | *''[[Jet Set Radio]]'' (2000)
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| − | *''The Typing of the Dead'' (2000) (also with WOW Entertainment)
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| − | *''Hundred Swords'' (2001)
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| − | *''The Typing of the Dead: U.S Edition (2001)''
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| − | *''Derby Tsuku 2'' (2001)
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| − | *''Virtua Striker 3'' (2001) (also with Amusement Vision)
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| − | *''Virtua Striker 3 Ver.2002'' (2002) (also with Amusement Vision)
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| − | *''Virtua Striker 2002'' (2002) (also with Amusement Vision)
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| − | *''Jet Set Radio Future'' (2002)
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| − | *''[[Panzer Dragoon Orta]]'' (2002)
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| − | *''Gunvalkyrie'' (2002)
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| − | *''Baseball Advance'' (2002)
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| − | *''The Typing of the Dead 2003'' (2002)
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| − | *''Soccer Tsuku 2002: J-League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou!'' (2002)
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| − | *''J-League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou! Advance'' (2002)
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| − | *''The Typing of the Dead 2004'' (2003)
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| − | *''Derby Tsuku 3'' (2003)
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| − | *''J-League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou! 3'' (2003)
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| − | *''J-League Pro-Soccer Club wo Tsukurou! 2004'' (2004)
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| − | *''J-League Pro Soccer Club wo Tsukurou! Europe Championship'' (2006)
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| − | *''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games]]'' (2007) (also with [[Sonic Team]] & [[Nintendo]])
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| − | *''Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games'' (2009) (also with [[Sonic Team]] & [[Nintendo]])
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