Difference between revisions of "Graphic Research"
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* ''[[Decap Attack]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1990) | * ''[[Decap Attack]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1990) | ||
* ''[[Trouble Shooter]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1991) | * ''[[Trouble Shooter]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1991) | ||
| − | * ''[[Twin Cobra: Desert Attack Helicopter]]'' (sound porting) (1991) | + | * ''[[Twin Cobra: Desert Attack Helicopter]]'' (sound porting, likely also all porting) (1991) |
* ''[[Battle Mania Daiginjou]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1993) | * ''[[Battle Mania Daiginjou]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1993) | ||
* ''[[Socket]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1993) | * ''[[Socket]]'' (sound creation/composition) (1993) | ||
[[Category:Third-Party Development Companies]] | [[Category:Third-Party Development Companies]] | ||
Revision as of 02:11, 4 June 2013
Graphic Research (グラフィックリサーチ; went by GRC during the 1990s) was started in May 1982, incorporated on June 8, 1984, and went bankrupt on June 28, 2005. Yoshiaki Sawada (澤田芳明) was the CEO. They are best known in relation to Sega for their sound development on games created by VIC Tokai, though they primarily develop entire games (and have done so on Sega systems on a few occasions). Typically the Sega sound production would be done by Hiroto Kanno (菅野ひろと) and Fumito Tamayama (玉山文人).
Development company Seekz (シークス) is a splinter of GRC started on July 11, 2003, and headed up by former GRC senior managing director Yasushi Mizutani (水谷靖志).
Softography
Mega Drive
- Psy-O-Blade (porting) 1990
- Decap Attack (sound creation/composition) (1990)
- Trouble Shooter (sound creation/composition) (1991)
- Twin Cobra: Desert Attack Helicopter (sound porting, likely also all porting) (1991)
- Battle Mania Daiginjou (sound creation/composition) (1993)
- Socket (sound creation/composition) (1993)