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'''Entertainment Software Publishing Inc.''' is a company that partners with other companies to develop and publish games. During the Saturn years, games they co-published either were filed under the T-series number of the company they partnered with or given a special T-series number. With the Dreamcast, Many games were given their own T-series number T-387.
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'''Entertainment Software Publishing Inc.''' (エンターテインメント・ソフトウェア・パブリッシング) (ESP) is a company that partners with other companies to develop and publish games. During the Saturn years, games they co-published either were filed under the T-series number of the company they partnered with or given a special T-series number. With the Dreamcast, Many games were given their own T-series number T-387.
  
 
[http://web.archive.org/web/20030427175444/http://www.quintet.co.jp/gd_net.html ESP may have been part of] [[CSK]] at some point.
 
[http://web.archive.org/web/20030427175444/http://www.quintet.co.jp/gd_net.html ESP may have been part of] [[CSK]] at some point.
  
 
==Softography==
 
==Softography==
:''Only the formal publisher as listed by Sega is listed below. Games with the T-387 are marked with a *.''
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===[[Sega Saturn|Saturn]]===
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==References==
*''[[Slayers Royal]]'' (1997 - Kadokawa Shoten/ESP)
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*''[[Silhouette Mirage]]'' (1997 - [[Treasure]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Mahou Gakuen Lunar]]'' (1997 - Kadokawa Shoten/ESP)
 
*''[[Grandia]]'' (1997 - [[Game Arts]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Senkutsu Katsuryuu Taisen Chaos Seed]]'' (1998 - [[Neverland Company]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Kidou Senshi Gundam: Giren no Yabou]]'' (1998 - Bandai/ESP)
 
*''[[Gungriffon II]]'' (1998 - [[Game Arts]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Baroque]]'' (1998 - [[Sting]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Grandia Digital Museum]]'' (1998 -  [[Game Arts]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Code R]]'' (1998 - [[Quintet]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Radiant Silvergun]]'' (1998 - [[Treasure]]/ESP)
 
*''[[Slayers Royal 2]]'' (1998 - Kadokawa Shoten/ESP)
 
*''[[Game Basic for Sega Saturn]]'' (1998 - ASCII/ESP)
 
 
 
===[[Sega Dreamcast|Dreamcast]]===
 
*''[[Evolution]]'' (1999 - ESP/Sega/[[Sting]]) *
 
*''[[Kidou Senkan Nadesico: Nadesico the Mission]]'' (1999 - Kadokawa Shoten/ESP))
 
*''[[Bangai-O]]'' (1999 - ESP/[[Treasure]]) *
 
*''[[Oukahouzin: Ouka Sakishi Toki]]'' (1999 - ESP/[[MediaWorks]]) *
 
*''[[Evolution 2]]'' (1999 - ESP/[[Sting]]) *
 
*''[[Record of Lodoss War: The Advent of Cardice]]'' (2000 - Kadokawa Shoten/ESP)
 
*''[[Ikaruga]]'' (2002 - ESP/[[Treasure]]) *
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 08:10, 16 October 2021

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Entertainment Software Publishing
Founded: 1997
Defunct: 2010-04
T-series code: T-387
Merged into: D3Publisher (2006)
Headquarters:
Japan

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Entertainment Software Publishing Inc. (エンターテインメント・ソフトウェア・パブリッシング) (ESP) is a company that partners with other companies to develop and publish games. During the Saturn years, games they co-published either were filed under the T-series number of the company they partnered with or given a special T-series number. With the Dreamcast, Many games were given their own T-series number T-387.

ESP may have been part of CSK at some point.

Softography

References