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'''Milestone Inc.''' (株式会社マイルストーン) is a developer of shoot-'em-ups founded by [[Compile]] employees shortly after the company's downfall, headed by Hiroshi Kimura. A majority of Milestone's games were made for [[Sega]]'s [[NAOMI]] platform and later ported to platforms such as the [[Sega Dreamcast]], Nintendo GameCube, and Nintendo Wii. In fact, they would live up to their name — releasing the last officially licensed Dreamcast game, a port of ''[[Karous]]''. | '''Milestone Inc.''' (株式会社マイルストーン) is a developer of shoot-'em-ups founded by [[Compile]] employees shortly after the company's downfall, headed by Hiroshi Kimura. A majority of Milestone's games were made for [[Sega]]'s [[NAOMI]] platform and later ported to platforms such as the [[Sega Dreamcast]], Nintendo GameCube, and Nintendo Wii. In fact, they would live up to their name — releasing the last officially licensed Dreamcast game, a port of ''[[Karous]]''. | ||
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*[http://dream-storming.blogspot.com/2009/11/interview-avec-hiroshi-kimura-directeur.html Interview with Hiroshi Kimura (French)] | *[http://dream-storming.blogspot.com/2009/11/interview-avec-hiroshi-kimura-directeur.html Interview with Hiroshi Kimura (French)] | ||
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Revision as of 10:44, 12 April 2015
Milestone Inc. (株式会社マイルストーン) is a developer of shoot-'em-ups founded by Compile employees shortly after the company's downfall, headed by Hiroshi Kimura. A majority of Milestone's games were made for Sega's NAOMI platform and later ported to platforms such as the Sega Dreamcast, Nintendo GameCube, and Nintendo Wii. In fact, they would live up to their name — releasing the last officially licensed Dreamcast game, a port of Karous.
In early 2013, Kimura was arrested for illegal activities involving securities after using Milestone to fund a bioenergy firm, MS Bio Energy, and Mielstone subsequently shut down. Their intellectual property (or at least just Karous) seems to have been purchased by another Japanese developer named Klon.
Softography
NAOMI GD-ROM
- Chaos Field (2004)
- Radirgy (2005)
- Karous (2006)
NAOMI
- Illmatic Envelope (2008)
- Radirgy Noa (2009)
Dreamcast
- Chaos Field (2004)
- Radirgy (2006)
- Karous (2007)
Nintendo DS
- Puyo Puyo Fever (2004)
External Links
- Official website: Japanese
- Interview with Hiroshi Kimura (French)