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'''SSB''' (株式会社エスエスビー) was established in September 1990 as '''System Sacom Business Co., Ltd.''' (システムサコムビジネス株式会社). Prior to that, it was the business software division of [[System Sacom]]. [http://web.archive.org/web/19971014031415/http://www.ssb.co.jp/annai.html] | '''SSB''' (株式会社エスエスビー) was established in September 1990 as '''System Sacom Business Co., Ltd.''' (システムサコムビジネス株式会社). Prior to that, it was the business software division of [[System Sacom]]. [http://web.archive.org/web/19971014031415/http://www.ssb.co.jp/annai.html] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:04, 30 January 2019
SSB (株式会社エスエスビー) was established in September 1990 as System Sacom Business Co., Ltd. (システムサコムビジネス株式会社). Prior to that, it was the business software division of System Sacom. [1]
Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources
PlayStation
- Astronōka (programming?) (JP Publisher: Enix)
- Great Hits (video clip editor programming?) (JP Publisher: Enix)
- Salzburg no Majo (JP Publisher: T_DOGS)
- Developer: DiGiPLANNET
- Sengoku Mugen (JP Publisher: Banpresto)
Windows
- Giten Megami Tensei: Tokyo Mokushiroku (JP Publisher: ASCII)
- Henry Explorers (JP Publisher: Konami) [2] [3]
- Production: Konami Computer Games Aoyama; Graphics, Sound: DiGiPLANNET; Recording: MIT Gathering, Video Sunmall; ?: Shepard
- Salzburg no Majo (JP Publisher: T_DOGS)
- Vandal Hearts (JP Publisher: Konami)
- Production: Konami Computer Games Aoyama; Sound Arrangement?: DiGiPLANNET
