Crosstalk

Crosstalk Inc. (株式会社クロストーク) is a Hiroshima-based software company established in October 1979 and incorporated in May 1981. Kazuhisa Mitani (三谷和久) is the president. [1] [2]

Vanillaware founder George Kamitani (神谷盛治) worked at Crosstalk as a programmer and graphic designer, starting when he was still in high school. [3]

Research Methods: Actual mentions, shared staff

Famicom/NES

• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar (JP Publisher: Pony Canyon; US Publisher: FCI)

Mega CD/Sega CD

• The Space Adventure (programming?) (US/EU Publisher: Hudson)

Sound: T's Music; Some Sound Support: Westone

MSX

• Con-dori (JP Publisher: Raison)
• Joking Man (JP Publisher: Crosstalk)

PC Engine CD/TurboGrafx-CD

• Princess Minerva (JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft)

PC-98

• DragonStrike (JP Publisher: Pony Canyon)

PC-FX

• Der Langrisser FX (programming) (JP Publisher: NEC)
• Lunatic Dawn (programming) (JP Publisher: NEC)

PlayStation

• Eikan wa Kimi ni 4 (programming) (JP Publisher: Artdink)
• Klaymen Klaymen: Neverhood no Nazo (JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft)
• Langrisser I & II (programming) (JP Publisher: Masaya)
• Langrisser IV & V: Final Edition (programming) (JP Publisher: Masaya)
• Little Big Adventure: Twinsen's Adventure / Little Big Adventure (JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Victor; EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• OverBlood (English version programming) (JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft; US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• Skullmonkeys / Klaymen Klaymen 2: Skullmonkey no Gyakushuu (Japanese version programming) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft)
• Sotsugyou II: Neo Generation (programming) (JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft)

Saturn

• Langrisser: Dramatic Edition (programming) (JP Publisher: Masaya)
• Sotsugyou II: Neo Generation (programming) (JP Publisher: Riverhill Soft)
• Tactics Ogre (programming) (JP Publisher: Masaya)

Music Data & Effect Sequence, Effect Data: T's Music

Super Famicom/Super NES

• Der Langrisser (programming) (JP Publisher: Masaya)

Windows

• Deathtrap Dungeon (some Japanese localization programming) (JP Publisher: Eidos)

Links

• Official website (Japanese)