Takayuki Haneda

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Takayuki Haneda
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Role(s): Director, Programmer



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Takayuki Haneda (羽田 隆之), also known as Shinjuku Jacky (新宿ジャッキー)[1], is a renowned Japanese fighting game competitor and former Weekly Famitsu editor. He was offered by Yu Suzuki to become a supervise the battle system for Shenmue (he declined to return for Shenmue II[1]). He later became a full-time employee of Sega, where he worked as a game designer on Virtua Fighter 5'[1]. He then worked on an original project for the company, but the game was cancelled, and he decided to quit Sega thereafter and later joined Syn Sophia[1].

Decided that his previous jobs as magazine editor and game developer were too physically dull for 15 years, he changed careers to become a delivery worker[1].

Production history

Games

  • (; 1997) — 監修[2] (as 新宿ジャッキー)
  • (; 1999) — Battle System Supervisor
  • (; 2001) — Battle System Supervisor
  • (; 2001) — Supervisor
  • (; 2002) — Special Thanks[3] (as 羽田 隆之)
  • (; 2005) — Planners
  • (; 2008) — Planner
  • (; 2010) — Plan Leader
  • (; 2012) — Plan Leader
  • (; 2012) — Plan Leader

Videos

  • (; 1995) — Battle Technical Adviser

Music

  • (; 1996) — Special Thanks[4] (as Shinjyuku Jacky)
  • (; 2000) — Battle System Supervisor[5]

References