Hideki Sato, who led the design of Sega’s beloved consoles from the ’80s and ’90s, died on Friday, in line with the Japanese gaming web site Beep21. He was 77. Sato labored with Sega from 1971 till the early 2000s, however he is greatest recognized for his involvement within the improvement of the Sega arcade video games and residential consoles that outlined many late Gen X and early millennial childhoods, beginning with the SG-1000 to the Genesis, Saturn and Dreamcast.
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