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*''[[Assault City]]'' (1990) — Design, Program (as '''Kouchan''') | *''[[Assault City]]'' (1990) — Design, Program (as '''Kouchan''') | ||
*''[[Cyber Police ESWAT]]'' (Master System Version) (1990) — Special Thanks (as '''Kou''') | *''[[Cyber Police ESWAT]]'' (Master System Version) (1990) — Special Thanks (as '''Kou''') | ||
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Kouji Inokuchi, also known as Kou.
Production history
- Assault City (1990) — Design, Program (as Kouchan)
- Cyber Police ESWAT (Master System Version) (1990) — Special Thanks (as Kou)
- Aerial Assault (1990) — Test Player (as Kou)
- Gain Ground (Master System Version) (1991) — Planner, Design, Program (as Kou)
- Bonanza Bros. (Master System Version) (1991) — Programmer (as Kou)
- Psychic World (Game Gear Version) (1991) — Planner, Programmers, Designer (as Kou)
- Psychic World (Master System Version) (1991) — Special Thanks to (as Kou)
- Line of Fire (Master System Version) (1992) — Special Thanks (as Kou)
- Ninja Gaiden (Master System Version) (1992) — Planner, Programmer (as Kou)
- Master of Darkness (1992) — Program Adviser (as Kou)