Difference between revisions of "Spike"
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| mergedwith=[[Chunsoft]] (2012) | | mergedwith=[[Chunsoft]] (2012) | ||
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| − | In April 2012 they merged with [[Chunsoft]] to form Spike-Chunsoft. | + | '''Spike''' (スパイク) was a Japanese video game developer, renamed from [[Mizuki]]. In April 2012, they merged with [[Chunsoft]] to form [[Spike-Chunsoft]]. |
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*''[[MadWorld]]'' (2010) | *''[[MadWorld]]'' (2010) | ||
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Revision as of 08:42, 13 April 2015
Spike (スパイク) was a Japanese video game developer, renamed from Mizuki. In April 2012, they merged with Chunsoft to form Spike-Chunsoft.
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Softogrpahy
- note: this list might be incomplete
Saturn
- Lupin the 3rd Chronicles (1997)
- DJ Wars (1997)
Dreamcast
- Fire Pro Wrestling D (2001)
Wii
- MadWorld (2010)