Magitec

Magitec (有限会社マジテック) was established on January 1, 1994, and is headed by Minoru Esaki (江崎稔). [1] For over a decade, the company has focused primarily on mobile games (not listed here) including RPGs for Kemco. [2]

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources (see Links), shared staff

Arcade

• Battle Bakraid (main CG) (Eighting)
• Shienryu (some graphics) (Warashi)

DS

• Bomberman Story DS (some graphics) (JP Publisher: Hudson; AU/EU Publisher: Rising Star Games)

Developer: Amble; Sound: T's Music

• Dungeon Explorer: Jashin no Ryouiki / Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts / Dungeon Explorer (some graphics) (JP/US Publisher: Hudson; AU/EU Publisher: Rising Star Games)

Developer: Amble; Sound: T's Music; Recording: Noisycroak

Game Boy Advance

• One Piece (which game?) (JP Publisher: Bandai)

Game Boy Color

• Koto Battle: Tengai no Moribito (some graphics) (JP Publisher:AlphaDream)

Neo Geo Pocket

• Fantastic Night Dreams: Cotton (JP Publisher: Success; EU Publisher: SNK)
• Oekaki Puzzle / Picture Puzzle (some graphics) (JP Publisher: Success; EU Publisher: SNK) [3]

PlayStation

• Mahou Shoujo Fancy CoCo (character design) (JP Publisher: Planning Office WADA)
• Ungra Walker (modeling, motion participation) (JP Publisher: Success)

PlayStation 2

• Guilty Gear Isuka (some CG animation inbetweening) (JP/US Publisher: Sammy; EU Publisher: 505 GameStreet)

Super Famicom/Super NES

• Kuusou Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy (main CG) (JP Publisher: Bandai)

Wii

• Super Robot Taisen Neo (cut-in work - coloring) (JP Publisher: Banpresto) [4]

Links

• Official website (Japanese)
• Old Magitec work list (official website) (Internet Archive Wayback Machine) (Japanese)
• Developer Table entry (Japanese)