Difference between revisions of "Tierheit"
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*<div style="color:red">''Pescatore'' (unreleased) (Sunsoft)</div> | *<div style="color:red">''Pescatore'' (unreleased) (Sunsoft)</div> | ||
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| + | *''Pyramid Sorcerian'' (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother]) | ||
| + | *''Sengoku Sorcerian'' (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother]) | ||
| + | :<small>Sound: RAY-NET</small> | ||
*''Sorcerian'' (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother]) | *''Sorcerian'' (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother]) | ||
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:<small>Sound: RAY-NET</small> | :<small>Sound: RAY-NET</small> | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 2 July 2018
Not much is known. They had a female president? [1] (Were they originally developing Lunar: Silver Star Story for Windows? [2])
Research Methods: Actual mentions
Famicom/NES
- Pescatore (unreleased) (Sunsoft)
MSX2
- Pyramid Sorcerian (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
- Sengoku Sorcerian (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
- Sound: RAY-NET
- Sorcerian (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
- Sound: RAY-NET
PC-98
- AiZA (co-developed with Lawins) (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
- Chase H.Q. (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
- Developer?: RAY-NET
- One tweet alleges this was originally supposed to be released by Dexter as Chaser H.Q.. [3]
- The Legends of Lune: Jikuu no Kanata (co-developed with Lawins) (JP Publisher: Takeru [Brother])
