TRY

TRY Corporation (ティー・アール・ワイ株式会社) was a company in Higashigotanda, Shinagawa, Tokyo [1], founded by Choshiro Suzuki (鈴木長四郎). For more information, read the Human entry.

Research Methods: Actual mentions, code comparisons, online resources

Arcade

• Planet Probe (TRY)

Famicom/NES

• Family Trainer 1: Athletic World / Athletic World (JP/US/EU Publisher: Bandai)
• Family Trainer 2: Running Stadium / Stadium Events / World Class Track Meet (JP/US/EU Publisher: Bandai; US/CA Publisher: Nintendo)
• Family Trainer 3: Aerobics Studio / Dance Aerobics (JP Publisher: Bandai; US Publisher: Nintendo)
• Gyrodine (JP Publisher: Taito)
• Pro Wrestling (US/EU Publisher: Nintendo)

Famicom Disk System

• Kinnikuman: Kinniku Ookurai Soudatsusen (JP Publisher: Bandai)
• Pro Wres: Famicom Wrestling Association (JP Publisher: Nintendo)

FM-7

• Wild Cat (JP Publisher: Colpax)

MSX

• Data Baseball (JP Publisher: Colpax)
• Gyro Adventure (JP Publisher: Colpax; ES Publisher: Microbyte)
• Gyrodine (JP Publisher: Nidecom)
• Jump Land (JP Publisher: Colpax; ES Publisher: Microbyte)
• Pinky Chase (JP Publisher: Colpax; ES Publisher: Sony)
• Wedding Bell (JP Publisher: Colpax; ES Publisher: Sony)
• Wild Cat (JP Publisher: Colpax)

PC-88

• Data Baseball (JP Publisher: Colpax)
• Gyro Adventure (JP Publisher: Colpax)
• Wedding Bell (JP Publisher: Colpax)
• Wild Cat (JP Publisher: Colpax)

(Nippon Columbia [Colpax brand] is mentioned as an early client of Human in the July 1995 Monthly Coin Journal feature on Choshiro Suzuki. These games and MSX Gyrodine share a font with a distinctive "1"; Planet Probe also has this "1". The Colpax games also have Orca-like high score tables.)