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| − | '''Human''' (ヒューマン) was a Japanese video game developer best known for their ''Fire Pro Wrestling'' series of wrestling games. They originally started out developing NES games under contract (mainly for [[Bandai]]) but by 1992 would begin to develop and publish their own games, and by 1998 would also subcontract work to other companies. They dissolved into various other companies in 1999, with ''Fire Pro Wrestling'' going to another company, [[Spike]]. | + | |
| + | {{stub}}'''Human''' (ヒューマン) was a Japanese video game developer best known for their ''Fire Pro Wrestling'' series of wrestling games. They originally started out developing NES games under contract (mainly for [[Bandai]]) but by 1992 would begin to develop and publish their own games, and by 1998 would also subcontract work to other companies. They dissolved into various other companies in 1999, with ''Fire Pro Wrestling'' going to another company, [[Spike]]. | ||
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Human (ヒューマン) was a Japanese video game developer best known for their Fire Pro Wrestling series of wrestling games. They originally started out developing NES games under contract (mainly for Bandai) but by 1992 would begin to develop and publish their own games, and by 1998 would also subcontract work to other companies. They dissolved into various other companies in 1999, with Fire Pro Wrestling going to another company, Spike.
Contents
Softography
Mega Drive
- Fastest 1 (1991)
- Thunder Pro Wrestling Retsuden (1992)
- Ultraman (1993)
Mega CD
- Bari-Arm (1993)
Saturn
- Fire Pro Gaiden Blazing Tornado (1995)
- Logic Puzzle Rainbow Town (1996)
- No-appointment Gals Olympos (1996)
- Fire Pro Wrestling S: 6Men Scramble (1996)
- 2Tax Gold (1997)
- The Conveni: Ano Machi wo Dokusen Seyo (1997)
- Standby Say You! (1997)
- Deka Yonku: Tough the Truck (1997)
- Blue Breaker: Ken Yori mo Hohoemi wo (1997)
- The Conveni 2: Zenkoku Chain Tenkai da! (1998)
- Sound Qube (1998)