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We're welcome to a RetroNots episode recorded live and on site in...

We're in Japan, it's in Tokyo, but what part of Tokyo?

We are in OtaWord, near Hanate Airport.

We are at the headquarters of SEGA and have the very rare and exciting opportunity today to speak to two long-time SEGA veterans.

Instead of me rambling a lot, I'll jump straight into the questions.

Some of these are related to the new SEGA Genesis Classics release for PS4 and Xbox One,

and also the upcoming SEGA ages for Nintendo Switch.

I was speaking to Ms. Riego Kodama and Mr. Toru Yoshida, who have lots of games in these collections,

and are still active and vital creative forces with SEGA.

So again, instead of rambling a lot, I'm just going to turn over the mic to them and let them talk.

So yeah, thank you both for taking the time to be on the show today.

I really appreciate you coming to join the show and talk about your experiences with these games.

So I was hoping you could both begin just by giving a brief introduction.

I'm assuming most people will say to the show, no who are, but just in case, a really quick introduction of kind of your brief history with SEGA and what you do with the company now.

Hi, my name is Riego Kodama, and I am a producer at SEGA.

And I had promised Jeremy that I would do this interview before, but it took a lot of time getting it together.

So I'm very happy now that we have this opportunity to do this today.

Hi, I'm Yoshida Toru.

Hello, my name is Toru Yoshida, and I am at SEGA, and I work on promotional graphic design materials for smartphones.

And today I'm very happy to talk about interesting topics related to the Genesis Mega Drive today.

So I wanted to begin by asking Ms. Kodama, I know that you studied graphic design, and I'm curious how that led you to becoming involved in video games.

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