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Type	Subsidiary of Sega
Founded	2000-2004
Headquarters	Ōta, Tokyo, Japan
Industry	Video game industry
Products	Super Monkey Ball
Website	http://www.amusementvision.com/

Amusement Vision, Ltd. is a former Japanese video game developer formerly known as Sega AM4. AM4 was a special research department of Sega known for the development of arcade games such as Daytona USA.

Amusement Vision was formed in 2000 and was then considered to be a second-party developer to Sega. In July 1, 2004, Amusement Vision and Sega's other subsidiaries, Sega Wow, Hitmaker, Smilebit, Sega Rosso, Overworks and United Game Artists reintegrated into Sega following the merge between Sega and Sammy in 2005, and a holding company, (Sega Sammy Holdings), was formed. The subsidaries ceased to exist and were renamed.

Games developed by AM4

• Daytona USA — (1994) (arcade)
• Manx TT Superbike — (1995) (arcade)
• Indy 500 — (1995) (arcade)
• Daytona USA 2: Battle On The Edge — (1998) (arcade)
• SpikeOut Digital Battle Online — (1998) (arcade)
• Daytona USA 2: Power Edition — (1998) (arcade)
• SpikeOut Final Edition — (1999) (arcade)

Games developed by Amusement Vision (Ltd.)

• Virtua NBA — (2000) (arcade)
• Slash Out — (2000) (arcade)
• Planet Harriers — (2000) (arcade)
• Daytona USA 2001 — (2000) (Dreamcast)
• Monkey Ball — (2001) (arcade)
• Spikers Battle — (2001) (arcade)
• Virtua Striker 3 — (2001) (arcade)
• Super Monkey Ball — (2001) (GameCube)
• Virtua Striker 3 ver.2002 — (2002) (GameCube)
• Virtua Striker 2002 — (2002) (arcade)
• Super Monkey Ball 2 — (2002) (GameCube)
• F-Zero AX — (2003) (arcade)
• F-Zero GX — (2003) (GameCube)
• Shining Force: Kuroki Ryu no Fukkatsu — (2004) (Game Boy Advance) (developed by Climax Entertainment)
• Ollie King — (2004) (arcade)

Games developed by Smilebit

• Jet Set Radio Future — (2002) (Xbox)
• GunValkyrie — (2002) (Xbox)
• Panzer Dragoon Orta — (2003) (Xbox)

Games developed by Amusement Vision

• Shining Force Neo — (2005) (PlayStation 2) (developed by Neverland)
• Super Monkey Ball Deluxe — (2005) (PlayStation 2)
• Super Monkey Ball Deluxe — (2005) (Xbox)
• SpikeOut: Battle Street — (2005) (Xbox) (developed by DIMPs)
• Ryu Ga Gotoku — (2005) (PlayStation 2)
• Super Monkey Ball: Touch & Roll — (2005) (Nintendo DS)
• Ryu Ga Gotoku 2 — (2006) (PlayStation 2)
• Shining Force EXA — (2006) (PlayStation 2) (developed by Neverland)
• Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz — (2006) (Wii)
• Ryū ga Gotoku: Kenzan! — (2008) (PlayStation 3)

Games developed by Team CS1

• Ryū ga Gotoku 3 — (2009) (PlayStation 3)
• Super Monkey Ball: Step & Roll — (2009) (Wii)
• Ryū ga Gotoku 4 — (2010) (PlayStation 3) (under development)

External links

• Amusement Vision's official website

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Amusement Vision, Ltd
Founded	2000
Website	http://www.amusementvision.com/
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Amusement Vision, Ltd. is a video game developer formerly known as SEGA AM4. SEGA AM4 was a special research department of Sega known for the development of arcade games such as Daytona USA.

Amusement Vision was formed in 2000.

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Amusement Vision
Type	Private
Founded	2000
Headquarters
Products
Parent Company	SEGA
Website	Amusement Vision official website

Amusement Vision, Ltd. is a video game developer formerly known as Sega AM4. AM4 was a special research department of Sega known for the development of arcade games such as Virtua Striker (1994).

Amusement Vision was formed in 2000 and is currently considered to be a second-party developer to SEGA.

Games developed by Amusement Vision

• Daytona USA 2001 (2001) (Dreamcast)
• Super Monkey Ball (2001) (GameCube)
• Virtua Striker 2002 (2002) (GameCube))
• Super Monkey Ball 2 (2002) (GameCube))
• F-Zero GX (2003) (GameCube))
• F-Zero AX (2003) (Arcade))
• Shining Force: Resurrection of the Dark Dragon (Game Boy Advance)
• SpikeOut: Battle Street (2005) (Xbox)
• Super Monkey Ball Deluxe (2005) (Xbox/Playstation 2)

External links

• Amusement Vision official website