Careers for the 21st Century: Sega Technical Institute
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- A cool documentary on Sega's Technical Institute and game-making from around 1994/1995. Includes interviews with Roger Hector, Howard Drossin, and more! Video originall posted by Kevin Noonan.
It's awesome getting to see how Howard Drossin worked back in the day...
It's amazing seeing how things were done back then
For an interview with Howard, he was extremely gracious enough to give me a couple of hours of his time in 2020: interview here: cafe.nikoskatsikanis.com/episodes/howard-drossin
Howard Drossing...legend!
*Drossin.
10:48 for Howard Drossin
he the only one I know cause of his work and voice for Comix Zone
I knew him cause of Sonic Spinball!
@@EasyCartoonDrawingTutorials same
10:48
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Michael Kosaka and Chris Senn
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I get that there's a lot of added crap on top of the game footage, but is that Sonic using the insta-shield on a vine? Can you do that? :/
I remember when STI was Mark Cerny trying to find office space.
Please elaborate. I was in the industry back then as well.
Please elaborate its been 10 years
Great doc, thx for sharing
...For a moment I thought those were AE86s being assembled outside JP. I think they are Buick Skyhawk coupes
i appreciate the explanation of what printing money means. its "really" cryptic otherwise
Drossin make good job with comix zone. Those vibes is sick
Which Spider-Man game is shown there?
Comix Zone, probably the best game on the Genesis
muy cierto men ... si sonic no hubiera sido tan grande
Turner hubiera sido el representante de Sega sin dudas¡ toda la actitud de los 90s en su esplendor¡ lo jugue en el 97 y fue... uff inolvidable
Scott Berfield Ha, that's funny. Did you ever work there?
Very successful people, like Bill Cosby.
I wonder where Ron Barber is today.
Howard keep the long hair
It's incredible how disingenuous this is. From everything I've heard about the industry, most makers of video games work brutal hours for relatively modest pay. Never trust anyone who tells you that you can make tons of money just goofing off and having fun.
I don't doubt that the hours are horrible and the pay as well, but most people in the industry that I've spoken to have mostly great things to say about their time.
@@Melf00 That was back in the day. Back when I visited Atari and Sega those guys loved working there. Yes the pay sucked and the hours sucked but it was video games. But now? It's literally a factory of misery. Contract work, building stupid slot machine mechanics and cosmetic garbage instead of game-play all to satiate some Wall St. dbags. How do I know? I spent 15 years on Wall St. as a technologist for firms that had major stakes in video games. It's literally a machine now, how much money can you milk from the customer using predatory tactics that cater to peoples addictive qualities. Video gaming for the most part now is garbage because of this.
America should have donea better job investing in programming classes. Even just the basics in elementary school. It should be taken every single grade, just like math, and english are. Now our country is behind, Russia and China