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*''The King of Fighters: Neowave'' (programming) (JP Publisher: Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
 
 
*''KOF: Maximum Impact'' / ''KOF: Maximum Impact Maniax'' (JP/US Publisher: SNK Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
 
*''KOF: Maximum Impact'' / ''KOF: Maximum Impact Maniax'' (JP/US Publisher: SNK Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
 
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Revision as of 19:48, 9 November 2016

Noise Factory Co., Ltd. (株式会社ノイズファクトリー) was established January 18, 1998 and is headed by Keiko Ijuu (伊集桂子), formerly of Atlus. The company is headquartered in Suita-shi, Osaka, and also has a development office in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. SNK Playmore is one of their main clients, and in addition to games, the company is also heavily involved in software development for pachinko machines.

Arcade

  • Gaia Crusaders (Noise Factory)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Senzo Kuyou (Atlus)
  • The King of Fighters: Neowave (SNK Playmore) [1]
  • Metal Slug 6 (SNK Playmore)
Sound: Basiscape, Studio Aqua; Some Graphics: IXI?

DS

  • Dakkoshite! Chimpanzee (unreleased) (Starfish)
  • Dog School: Lovely Puppy (JP Publisher: Starfish)
  • Metal Slug 7 (JP Publisher: SNK Playmore; US/EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
Sound: Studio Aqua; Debugging: Digital Hearts
  • Ontama: Onpu-tou Hen / Ontamarama (JP Publisher: Noise Factory; US Publisher: Atlus)
Sound: Studio Aqua, Basiscape; Debugging: Digital Hearts
  • Oshaberi Oumu (JP Publisher: Starfish)
  • "Communication" from 2008 (3D model & motion creation)
  • "English software" from 2008 (program 3D motion)
  • Unnamed title from 2010 (planning)

DSi

  • "Dress-up" from 2010 (illustrations)

Game Boy Advance

  • Metal Slug Advance (JP/US Publisher: SNK Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
Sound: Studio Aqua

Neo Geo

  • Metal Slug 4 (under subcontract with Mega Enterprise) (Playmore)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Metal Slug 5 (SNK Playmore)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Rage of the Dragons (co-developed with Evoga) (Playmore)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Sengoku Denshou 2001 / Sengoku 3 (SNK)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Shin Gouketuji Ichizoku Toukon: Matrimelee / Matrimelee (SNK/Sun Amusement)
Sound: Studio Aqua

Neo Geo Pocket

  • Beast Buster: Yami no Seitaiheiki / Dark Arms: Beast Buster 1999 (JP/EU Publisher: SNK)

Neo Geo Pocket Color

  • Dark Arms: Beast Buster 1999 (US Publisher: SNK)

Nintendo 64

  • Chou Snobow Kids / Snowboard Kids 2 (character illustrations) (JP/US/EU Publisher: Atlus)
Developer: Racdym

PlayStation

  • Slayers Royal 2 (some graphics) (JP Publisher: ESP/Kadokawa Shoten)
Developer: Onion Egg; Port Developer: Tose
  • "Simulation" from 2000 (graphics)

PlayStation 2

  • The King of Fighters 2000 (JP Publisher: Playmore)
"2002 fighting game port" on works list?
  • KOF: Maximum Impact / KOF: Maximum Impact Maniax (JP/US Publisher: SNK Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
Sound: Studio Aqua; Some 3D Modeling, Some Program: Studio Trigger
  • KOF: Maximum Impact II / The King of Fighters 2006 (JP/US Publisher: SNK Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
Sound: Studio Aqua; Cinematics: Polygon Pictures; Some Graphics: Mine Loader Software, IXI?
  • KOF: Maximum Impact Regulation A (JP Publisher: SNK Playmore)
Sound: Studio Aqua; Cinematics: Polygon Pictures
  • Metal Slug (JP Publisher: SNK Playmore)
Sound: Studio Aqua
  • Metal Slug 3 (co-developed with Studio Trigger?) (JP Publisher: Playmore; EU Publisher: Ignition Entertainment)
  • Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Bonnou Kaihou (JP Publisher: Excite)

Saturn

  • Slayers Royal 2 (some graphics) (JP Publisher: ESP/Kadokawa Shoten)
Developer: Onion Egg

Wii

  • Doala de Wii (JP Publisher: Tera Box)
  • Unnamed title from 2010 (planning)

Windows

  • "Online 3D fighting" from 2008 (character motion)

Links

Official website (Japanese)