Japanese Game Industry

There are 191 game companies and 3 events in the Japanese Game Industry. There are 4,467 developed games and 6,332 published games from Japan.

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1-UP Studio

1-UP Studio, Inc. is a restructured incarnation of Brownie Brown.

5pb.

Five Powered & basics

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6waves

A leading international publisher of independent social and mobile games.

AMI

Amusement Marketing International (AMI) was a very important for many CAVE Arcade games.

ASCII Corporation

Japanese publishing company that was founded in 1987, and produced games exclusively on the Japanese market.

ASCII Media Works

Acquire

Acquire will continue to take on the challenge of establishing a solid brand by constantly pursuing fun and creating new software services, and playing a part in the development of the entertainment industry.

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Alfa System

AlfaSystem Co.,Ltd. is a development and planning company from Kumamoto City, Japan. The company has been around since 1988.

Anchor

Anchor, Inc. is a Tokyo based game development and CG production studio. The company was founded 1996 by Masahiro Onoguchi and his brother Kouichi Onoguchi, and has focused primarily on wrestling and fighting games.

Ancient

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Aquaplus

A game manufacturing company that specializes in the development of adult and other entertainment software. Their adult games are marketed under the brand name "Leaf", while the brand "Aquaplus" is employed for products intended for the general public.

Art

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Artdink

Artdink is a Japanese developer known for its quirky, strange, unique, and innovative games.

ArtePiazza

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Asmik Ace

A Japanese video game developer. Founded in 1985, Asmik largely focused on the growing console market, especially the NES/Famicom. In 1997 they merged with Ace Entertainment, a movie company, to form Asmik Ace Entertainment.

Asobism

Japanese independent studio known for developing the Freakyforms series for Nintendo and their original Dragon Poker mobile titles.

Atlus

BB Studio

Bandai Namco Entertainment

Bandai Namco Holdings

Bandai Namco Online

Bandai Namco Studios

“Dreams, Fun and Inspiration” is the engine for happiness.

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Banpresto

A Japanese developer of arcade machines. Was merged into Bandai Namco Games on April 1, 2008. Popular in Japan, they have much less exposure in the United States.

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Black Tower Studios

Japanese game developer.

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