Preview of Ragnacenty/Crusader of Centy (released in Japan on 6/17/1994) with Gau Entertainment copyright. Shining Rogue was a working title for it and Landstalker. (Beep! Megadrive February 1994)pic.twitter.com/Jb5XOOk9Au
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Gau Entertainment was made up of former members of Wolf Team and Telenet. Here's an ad for Yu Yu Hakusho Gaiden (released 1/28/1994), which was listed on the Nextech/Nex Entertainment websites for years. Definitely doesn't seem to be by the same team. (Beep! Megadrive Feb. 1994)pic.twitter.com/PtbCziOlCT
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Another Ragnacenty preview mentioning the name change from Gau to Nextech. Doesn't go into details. (Beep! Megadrive May 1994)pic.twitter.com/sryor4yAmG
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The last version of the Nex Entertainment website finally revealed that Nextech was started as Emerg, a joint venture of Sega and Yomiuri Kikaku. The name was changed to Nextech in March 1994, and the business of Gau was transferred to Nextech in April. http://web.archive.org/web/20120205120326/http://www.nex-ent.co.jp/company/record.html …
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Nextech = Next Take + Technology (Beep! Megadrive June 1994)pic.twitter.com/s7j37hxRhs
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