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World Heroes is a versus fighting game originally developed for the Neo Geo platform. It was brought to the Sega Mega Drive by Sega Midwest Studio. Unusually the game did not see a Japanese or European release, however was sold in smaller markets including South Korea, mainland Asia and Brazil as well as North America.
Production Credits
Technical Director: John Lawrence Walsh
Programmers: James Theodore Reichert, John Lawrence Walsh
Additional Programming: Jonathan Murfey
Art and Animation: Jonathan Murfey
Additional Artwork: James Theodore Reichert
Sound and Music: Brian Schmidt
Producer: Richard Robbins
Associate Producer: Howard Schwatz
Assistant Producer: Keith Higashihara
Product Manager: France Tantiado
Lead Tester: Dermot Lyons
Asst Lead Testers: Heather Meigs, Darin Johnston
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