Difference between revisions of "Compile"
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*''Bee & Flower'' (JP Publisher: Reizon) | *''Bee & Flower'' (JP Publisher: Reizon) | ||
*''Birdie Try'' (JP Publisher: Victor) | *''Birdie Try'' (JP Publisher: Victor) | ||
| − | *'' | + | *''C_So!'' (JP Publisher: Pony) |
*''Championship Lode Runner'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | *''Championship Lode Runner'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | ||
*''Choplifter'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | *''Choplifter'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | ||
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*''E.I.'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | *''E.I.'' (JP Publisher: Sony) | ||
*''Final Justice'' (JP Publisher: Pony) | *''Final Justice'' (JP Publisher: Pony) | ||
| − | *''Golvellius'' (JP Publisher: Compile) | + | *''Maou Golvellius'' (JP Publisher: Compile) |
*''Godzilla-kun'' (JP Publisher: Toho) | *''Godzilla-kun'' (JP Publisher: Toho) | ||
*''Guardic'' (JP Publisher: Compile) | *''Guardic'' (JP Publisher: Compile) | ||
Revision as of 06:45, 1 June 2007
Founded in 1983, Compile developed a wealth of games for numerous publishers spanning many genres and formats. The company closed in 2002. Developer Aiky was founded by ex-Compile employees. For a while, Compile also ran an 18+ label called Momonoki House, with a disk magazine called Peach Up.
Famicom/NES
- Godzilla
- Gorby no Pipeline
- Guardic Gaiden/The Guardian Legend
- Gun*Nac
- Lunar Ball/Lunar Pool
- Romancia
- Tailor Made
- Taiyou no Shinden
- Touch Mystery of Triangle
- Zanac
FM Towns
- Columns (JP Publisher: Nihon Telenet)
- Gorby no Pipeline Daisakusen (JP Publisher: Compile)
Game Boy
- Godzilla kun
Game Gear
- GG Aleste
- GG Aleste II/Power Strike II
- Madou Monogatari I
- Madou Monogatari II
- Madou Monogatari III
- Madou Monogatari A
Mark III/Master System
- Aleste/Power Strike
- Casino Games
- Family Games/Parlour Games
- Ghostbusters(based on Activision computer game)
- Golvellius: Valley of Doom
- Power Strike II
- R-Type(based on Irem arcade game)
Mega CD/Sega CD
- Dennin Aleste/Robo Aleste
- Madou Monogatari I
- Warau Salesman
- Shadowrun
Mega Drive/Genesis
- Ghostbusters
- Musha Aleste/M.U.S.H.A.
MSX1
- A.E. (JP Publisher: Toshiba EMI)
- Aqua Polis SOS (JP Publisher: General)
- Bee & Flower (JP Publisher: Reizon)
- Birdie Try (JP Publisher: Victor)
- C_So! (JP Publisher: Pony)
- Championship Lode Runner (JP Publisher: Sony)
- Choplifter (JP Publisher: Sony)
- Devil's Heaven (JP Publisher: General)
- E.I. (JP Publisher: Sony)
- Final Justice (JP Publisher: Pony)
- Maou Golvellius (JP Publisher: Compile)
- Godzilla-kun (JP Publisher: Toho)
- Guardic (JP Publisher: Compile)
- Gulkave (JP Publisher: Pony)
- Hustle Chumy (JP Publisher: General)
- Jagur 5 (JP Publisher: Hudson Soft)
- Lode Runner (JP Publisher: Sony)
- Lunar Ball (JP Publisher: Pony)
- Mado Fuki Kaisha no Swing-kun (JP Publisher: Pony)
- Megalopolis SOS (JP Publisher: General)
- Thexder (JP Publisher: Game Arts; EU Publisher: Eaglesoft)
- Zanac (JP Publisher: Pony; EU Publisher: Eaglesoft)
MSX2
- 魔導師ラルバ総集編
- Aleste
- Aleste 2
- Columns(based on the Sega arcade game)
- Dragon Quiz
- Gorby no Pipeline
- Family Stadium Professional Baseball(based on the Namco Famicom game)
- Girly Block
- Golvellius
- Madou Monogatari 1-2-3
- Makaijima - Higemaru(based on the Capcom arcade game)
- Nyanbu
- Randar no Daibouken III
- Rune Master 2
- Rune Master 3
- Warau Salesman
- Xevious Faudraut(based on the Namco arcade game)
- Zanac
PC(Windows)
- After Devil Force
- Geoconflict 4
- Wander Wonder
PC-88
- Lunar Ball
PC-98
- 幻世喜譚
- Madou Monogatari 1-2-3
- Madou Monogatari A.R.S.
- Warau Salesman
PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16
- Alien Crush
- Cyber Knight
- Devil's Crash/Devil's Crush
- Gunhed/Blazing Lazers
- Spriggan
- Spriggan Mark 2
- Sylphia
- Xevious Faudraut(based on the Namco arcade game)
Playstation
- Zanac x Zanac
Saturn
- Madou Monogatari
SG-1000
- Borderline(based on Sega arcade game)
- C-SO!
- Champion Billiards
- Championship Lode Runner(based on Broderbund computer game)
- Choplifter(based on Broderbund computer game)
- Gulkave
- Hustle Chumy
- N-Sub(based on Sega arcade game)
- Safari Hunting(based on Sega arcade game Tranquilizer Gun)
Super Famicom/SNES
- Madou Monogatari
- Naxat Super Pinball: Jaki Hakai/Jaki Crush
- Super Aleste/Space Megaforce
X1
- Birdie Try
===Note=== Compile's Puyo Puyo franchise and various Disk Station games have yet to be included.
