Difference between revisions of "Technical Wave"
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<pre>TECHNICAL-WAVE!!</pre> | <pre>TECHNICAL-WAVE!!</pre> | ||
| − | Also, Technical Wave is credited as "Game Designer." From that, one might infer that | + | Also, Technical Wave is credited as "Game Designer." From that, one might infer that it was only responsible for game design. But since the name pops up in the ROM as mentioned before, that is probably not the case (the name appearing would most likely be the result of programming, not design). |
'''[[Research Methods]]:''' ROM text, [http://gdri.smspower.org/credits/twave.txt shared credits] | '''[[Research Methods]]:''' ROM text, [http://gdri.smspower.org/credits/twave.txt shared credits] | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 8 August 2007
It is possible that Technical Wave is not the name of this developer, but we are pretty sure both games listed below were by the same company, considering the amount of shared staff.
We got the name "Technical Wave" from Sorcer Kingdom / Sorceror's Kingdom. The ROM contains the following text string:
This softwear was producted by Nippon Computer Systems Corporation in 1991. Copyright (c) 1992 T-WAVE Ltc.
The following string appears in the ROM twice:
TECHNICAL-WAVE!!
Also, Technical Wave is credited as "Game Designer." From that, one might infer that it was only responsible for game design. But since the name pops up in the ROM as mentioned before, that is probably not the case (the name appearing would most likely be the result of programming, not design).
Research Methods: ROM text, shared credits
Mark III/Master System
- Taz-Mania (EU Publisher: Sega; BR Publisher: Tec Toy)
Mega Drive/Genesis
- Sorcer Kingdom / Sorceror's Kingdom (JP Publisher: Masaya; US Publisher: Treco)
