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| − | Established on May 2, 1989, '''Aisystem Tokyo''', | + | Established on May 2, 1989, '''Aisystem Tokyo''', the (now seemingly defunct) Tokyo development studio of Matsudo City, Chiba-based Aisystem, was involved with the contract development of video game and computer software, web page editing, and the management of their own information site called "Ai-town." Most notable of the company's video game-related accomplishments were its ports of various Taito games. |
("Aisystem" has also been seen written as "Ai System," "Ai system," and "ai・system.") | ("Aisystem" has also been seen written as "Ai System," "Ai system," and "ai・system.") | ||
The following list came from a company overview (see [[#External links|external links]]). We have attempted to corroborate it by looking at game credits (see [[#External links|external links]]). | The following list came from a company overview (see [[#External links|external links]]). We have attempted to corroborate it by looking at game credits (see [[#External links|external links]]). | ||
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| + | A common denominator of many of the PC Engine, Mega Drive, Mega CD, and Super Famicom games is programmer Daikoku Hisaya. | ||
==Works== | ==Works== | ||
Revision as of 00:51, 1 April 2007
Established on May 2, 1989, Aisystem Tokyo, the (now seemingly defunct) Tokyo development studio of Matsudo City, Chiba-based Aisystem, was involved with the contract development of video game and computer software, web page editing, and the management of their own information site called "Ai-town." Most notable of the company's video game-related accomplishments were its ports of various Taito games.
("Aisystem" has also been seen written as "Ai System," "Ai system," and "ai・system.")
The following list came from a company overview (see external links). We have attempted to corroborate it by looking at game credits (see external links).
A common denominator of many of the PC Engine, Mega Drive, Mega CD, and Super Famicom games is programmer Daikoku Hisaya.
Contents
- 1 Works
- 1.1 Arcade
- 1.2 au
- 1.3 DoComo 503i
- 1.4 DoCoMo 504i
- 1.5 Famicom/NES
- 1.6 Game Boy
- 1.7 Game Boy Color
- 1.8 Mark III/Master System
- 1.9 Mega Drive/Genesis
- 1.10 Mega CD/Sega CD
- 1.11 MSX 2
- 1.12 Nintendo 64
- 1.13 PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
- 1.14 PlayStation
- 1.15 Saturn
- 1.16 Super Famicom/Super NES
- 1.17 Virtual Boy
- 1.18 Windows
- 1.19 WonderSwan
- 1.20 X68000
- 2 External links
Works
Arcade
- Change Air Blade (Manufacturer: Sammy)
- Go Go Cowboy (Manufacturer: Sammy)
- Kingyo Sukui
- Under Development
au
- City Connection
- Exerion
DoComo 503i
- Gundam Smash
- Party Gundam
DoCoMo 504i
- City Connection DX
- Exerion DX
Famicom/NES
- Pachi Slot Adventure 3: Bitaoshii 7 Kenzan! (JP Publisher: Coconuts Japan)
- Perfect Bowling (JP Publisher: Tonkin House)
Game Boy
- Konchuu Hakase (CG Development) (JP Publisher: J-Wing)
Game Boy Color
- Kandume Monster Parfait (JP Publisher: Starfish)
- Macross 7: Ginga no Heart o Furuwa Sero!! (JP Publisher: Epoch)
Mark III/Master System
- Solomon no Kagi: Oujo Rihita no Namida (JP Publisher: Salio)
Mega Drive/Genesis
- Bad Omen / Devilish (JP Publisher: Hot-B, US Publisher: Sage's Creation)
- Hit the Ice (US Publisher: Taito)
- Nakajima Satoru Kanshuu F1 Hero MD / Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge (JP Publisher: Varie, US/EU Publisher: Flying Edge)
- Rainbow Islands Extra (JP Publisher: Taito)
- Thunder Fox (JP/US Publisher: Taito)
- Uchuu Senkan Gomora (JP Publisher: UPL)
Mega CD/Sega CD
- Gen'ei Toshi: Illusion City (JP Publisher: Micro Cabin)
- Night Striker (JP Publisher: Taito)
- Ninja Warriors, The (JP Publisher: Taito)
MSX 2
- Daisenryaku II: Campaign Version (JP Publisher: Micro Cabin)
- Super Shanghai: Dragon's Eye (JP Publisher: Hot-B)
Nintendo 64
- Nushi Tsuri 64 (CG Development) (Developer: DDL, JP Publisher: Pack-In-Video)
PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
- Final Blaster (game program) (JP Publisher: Namco)
- Karaoke Game (CD)
- New Zealand Story, The (JP Publisher: Taito)
PlayStation
- G Darius (US Publisher: THQ, CN Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment, JP Publisher: Taito)
- King of Bowling (JP Publisher: Coconuts Japan)
- Nishijin Pachinko Tengoku EX (CG Development) (JP Publisher: KSS)
- Pachinko Simulation
- Puzzle Bobble 3 DX / Bust-A-Move 3 DX / Bust-A-Move 3 '99 (JP Publisher: Taito, EU/US Publisher: Acclaim)
Saturn
- Darius Gaiden (JP Publisher: Taito, US Publisher: Acclaim)
- Skull Fang: Kuuga Gaiden (JP Publisher: Data East)
Super Famicom/Super NES
- Honkaku Shougi: Fuuunji Ryuuou (CG Development) (JP Publisher: Virgin)
- Honkakuha Igo: Gosei (JP Publisher: Taito)
- Honke Hanafuda (JP Publisher: Imagineer)
- Kyoutei Eiyuu Den
- Operation Thunderbolt (US Publisher: Taito)
- Thunderbirds (JP Publisher: Bandai)
Virtual Boy
- Sports Game
Windows
- Common Adventure Development System
WonderSwan
- Lode Runner for WonderSwan (JP Publisher: Banpresto)
- Nice On (JP Publisher: Sammy)
X68000
- Super Shanghai: Dragon's Eye (JP Publisher: Hot-B)
External links
- Internet Archive Wayback Machine - Aisystem Tokyo Company Overview
- Internet Archive Wayback Machine - Circa 1999 Version of Aisystem Tokyo Home Page
- Official Aisystem Web Site
- Video Game Rebirth entry on Aisystem Tokyo
- Credits from Aisystem Tokyo games
- PicoDio Player, a free image/audio player for Windows by Aisystem Tokyo
