Ishii and Onodera previously worked on Mother for the Famicom. Watanabe met them through a video game magazine he was editing at the time.
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Beep! MegaDrive (August 1992) feature on G-Sat, a joint venture of Sega and ad agency Asatsu-DK and developer of MD Doraemon. Pictured: Producer (and Hexcite creator) Masato Watanbe, director Tatsuya Ishii, chief programmer Takayuki Onodera.pic.twitter.com/UPbovJAT6y
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Staff picture (Beep! MegaDrive December 1992) (Source: Retro CDN)pic.twitter.com/4VXSvLSWIr
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