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| − | '''AM Factory''' (有限会社エーエムファクトリー) was Hisanori Takeuchi's (Kaneko, [[Eleven]]) company. Established around 1994 just before production began on ''Stakes Winner''. [https:// | + | '''AM Factory''' (有限会社エーエムファクトリー) was Hisanori Takeuchi's (Kaneko, [[Eleven]]) company. Established around 1994 just before production began on ''Stakes Winner''. [https://www24.big.or.jp/~macgyver/work/stakes.shtml] |
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| − | *[ | + | *[https://www4.big.or.jp/~macgyver/work/ Hisanori Takeuchi's works list] (Japanese) |
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Revision as of 05:17, 4 April 2023
AM Factory (有限会社エーエムファクトリー) was Hisanori Takeuchi's (Kaneko, Eleven) company. Established around 1994 just before production began on Stakes Winner. [1]
Arcade
- Mouja (programming?) (Etona)
DS
- Tsubasa Chronicle (production cooperation) (JP Publisher: Arika)
- Movie Part: Affect
Neo Geo
- Nightmare in the Dark (programming) (Gavaking)
- Graphics: Eleven; Sound Data Conversion: Paon
- Stakes Winner (programming) (Saurus)
Links
- Hisanori Takeuchi's works list (Japanese)
