ScriptArts

ScriptArts Co., Ltd. (株式会社スクリプトアーツ) was a development company based in Ichibancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, established on May 26, 1995, and headed by Ken'ichiro Ohmi (大味健一郎) [1], formerly of Game Arts. It filed for bankruptcy on May 12, 2011. [2] (After leaving Game Arts but before starting ScriptArts, Ohmi apparently did freelance work on Garou Densetsu 2/Fatal Fury 2 and World Heroes on the Super Famicom/Super NES for Nova. [3])

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources, shared staff

Arcade

• Type Tunes: Chase the Music! (Aruze)

DS

• Minna de Jibun no Setsumeisho: B-gata, A-gata, AB-gata, O-gata (JP Publisher: GungHo Works)
• Otona no DS Mystery: Izumi Jiken Files (JP Publisher: Interchannel-Holon)

Internet

• Metamorukomyun (NTT Comware)
• Planet Works (NTT Comware)

Both of these games were part of a site called Communication Circus. [4]

Mobile (Feature Phones)

• Aqua Reversi (InterChannel)
• AquaZone Mobile (Frontier Groove)
• Banana☆Daisakusen (InterChannel)
• Black Onyx (programming) (G-mode) [5]
• Bottle Letter (NTT DoCoMo)
• Eiyuu Densetsu: Sora no Kiseki FC (Taito) [6]
• Eiyuu Densetsu III: Shiroki Majo (Taito)
• Fuuma Senki Eldgear (Kemco)
• Ghost Pinball (G-mode)
• Gomoku Narabe: Wagashi-ya Satsukidou (InterChannel)
• Hanadeka Friends: Shiba
• Hanafuda: Koi Koi Tsukihana (InterChannel)
• Hoshi Kai no Witch (InterChannel)
• Inu o Sodateyou! (DeNA)
• Izumi Jiken Files

Series:

• Izumi Jiken Files: Kimikage-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files: Sekka-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files: Shiosai-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files: Tasogare-hen (direction, programming) (G-mode) [7]
• Izumi Jiken Files: Yujuku-hen (G-mode)

• Izumi Jiken Files II (direction, some programming, some graphics) [8]

Sound: Twofive; Some Special Cooperation: Calakoro

Series:

• Izumi Jiken Files II: Doukoku-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Ginyuu-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Kakureyu-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Keikyuu-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Kie-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Komyou-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Kourai-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Sazanami-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Seiran-hen (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Sougetsu-hen (G-mode)

Spin-offs:

• Izumi Jiken Files 2 Movie Puzzle (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II: Pinball (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II Cult Quiz (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files II Keityping (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files Series: Suiri Puzzle (G-mode)
• Izumi Jiken Files Series: Suiri Puzzle Dai-2-Shuu (G-mode)
• Izumi no Solitaire (G-mode)

• Jurassic Park: Jurassic Breeder: Triceratops-hen
• Keiba Monogatari (some programming) (G-mode) [9]

Some Programming: Chise

• Kouya no Manbou Pinball (Commseed)
• Lord Monarch (Taito)
• Nettou Onsen Sugoroku (BBMF)
• Nikakudori: Big☆China (InterChannel)
• Pooh-san no Honey Hunt Mail
• Rongo Rongo (Square Enix)

This site says it was developed by Winds and ScriptArts, but there are no credits listed, nor do there appear to be any in-game mentions of these companies.

• Seiken Densetsu 2 (Square Enix) [10]

Graphics?: Winds

• Seiken Densetsu: Final Fantasy Gaiden (Square Enix)

2D Character Pixel Art, All Maps: Winds

• Shikigami no Shiro: Sorezore no Hibi (Success)
• Shikigami Senki-tan (Success)
• Shogi Michi (InterChannel)
• Shikon no Ken (Sony Computer Entertainment)
• Shousetsu Appli: Ys: Ushinawareta Oukoku (Taito) [11]
• Stella Deus: Renkinjutsu no Jikan (BBMF)
• Stella Deus: Shikkoku no Seirei (BBMF)
• Sumire no Daifuugou (InterChannel)
• Sumire Suiri Kikou (InterChannel)
• Sumire Suiri Kikou: Shounan-hen (InterChannel)
• Tabi-uchi Tantei Satomi: Mori no Miyake Ryouki Satsujin Jiken (Commseed)
• Taisen! Minesweeper (BBMF)
• Tantei Jinguuji Saburou: Shinjuku Chuuou Kouen Satsujin Jiken (Konami)
• Tantei Jinguuji Saburou: Yokohama-kou Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (Konami)
• Unou Tanren Uno-tan (Interchannel-Holon)
• Vospel no Goetsukai (InterChannel)
• Wani Wani Bomber (InterChannel)
• Ys: Felghana no Chikai (Taito)
• Ys Origin: Yunica-hen (Taito) [12]
• Ys Pinball (Taito)
• Ys VI: Napishtim no Hako (Taito)

Mobile (iOS)

• Seiken Densetsu 2 (Square Enix) [13]

N-Gage

• Xanadu Next (US/EU Publisher: Nokia)

PlayStation

• Charumera (JP Publisher: Pack-In-Soft)

Developer: Bits Laboratory; Sound: T's Music

• Lagnacure Legend (JP Publisher: Artdink)

PlayStation 2

• Evangelion: Jo (some event production cooperation) (JP Publisher: Bandai)
• Switch (programming) (JP Publisher: Sega)

Developer: Wave Master; Some Graphics?: S-Plan

Saturn

• Derby Stallion (some programming?) (JP Publisher: ASCII)

Sound Data Conversion: T's Music

• Game BASIC for SegaSaturn (sample game/tool creation) (JP Publisher: ASCII)
• Grandia (some character demo scripting, some map modeling) (JP Publisher: Game Arts)
• Puyo Puyo 2 (JP Publisher: Compile)

Windows

• A-TYPE: Ayumi Hamasaki Touch Typing Software (JP Publisher: E Frontier)
• Captain Tsubasa: Jikkyou Typing (JP Publisher: E Frontier)
• Favorite Dear for Windows (JP Publisher: InterChannel)

Graphics: Bits Laboratory

Links

• Official website (Internet Archive Wayback Machine) (Japanese)
• Ken'ichiro Ohmi on Wikipedia (Japanese)