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Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc. (株式会社TBSテレビ), commonly known as TBS, is a Japanese media conglomerate and former video game licensor. While the company occasionally published titles directly, such as Sekai Fushigi Hakken! Troy, they generally licensed their properties to other developers. Additionally, a separate branch was created for certain multimedia titles, TBS Multimedia.
TBS Television
TBS owns and operates popular Japanese television network TBS Television, which aired both Phantasy Star Online 2: The Animation and Persona 4: The Golden Animation.
Softography
Mega-CD
- Warau Salesman (1993)
Saturn
- Delisoba Deluxe (199x)
Dreamcast
- Sekai Fushigi Hakken! Troy (1999)
- Akihabara Dennou-gumi Pata Pies! (1999)
- Sakura Momoko Gekijou: Coji Coji (2000)
Logos
Older
Current
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| Japanese television networks |
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| National |
| NHK | Nippon TV | TV Asahi | TBS | TV Tokyo | Fuji Television |
| Regional |
| ABC | MBS | Yomiuri TV |