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ISCO Co., Ltd. (株式会社イスコ) (Intelligent System Corporation[1]) is a Japanese video game publisher and developer notable for subcontracting a significant majority of its releases to other development studios.
Contents
Softography
Mega Drive
- Midnight Resistance (for Data East; subcontracted to Opera House; 1990)
- Verytex (for Asmik; subcontracted to Opera House; 1991)
- Two Crude Dudes (for Data East; subcontracted to Opera House; 1991)
- Master of Monsters (for Toshiba EMI; subcontracted to Opera House; 1991)
- Captain America and the Avengers (for Data East; subcontracted to Opera House?; 1992)
Game Gear
- Side Pocket (for Data East; subcontracted to Opera House; 1994)
Saturn
- マイ・ベスト・フレンズ (My Best Friends: St. Andrew Jogakuin Hen (for Atlus; 1996)?)
- Game-Ware 3 Gou (ピピットボーイの大冒険３) (for General Entertainment; 1996)
- AI Igo (for ASCII Something Good; 1997)
- Game-Ware 4 Gou (窓拭き職人ゴンドラ君) (for General Entertainment; 1997)
- GW４（ピピットボーイの大冒険４） (page says Game-Ware 4 Gou, picture shows Game-Ware 5 Gou)
- Deep Fear ("ムービー" (video production?) and PAL conversion) (for Sega; 1998)
Windows, Unknown Publisher
Unknown Arcade
- ピザストーリー (year unknown; genre ETC)
External links
- Official website (Japanese)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://gdri.smspower.org/prototype/isco.htm (Wayback Machine: 2014-08-28 21:58)