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| − | '''Kodansha, Ltd.''' (講談社) is one of Japan's largest book publishers. They were responsible for developing publishing a variety of video games, many of which were related to the properties they published. Their [[Sega Mega Drive]] games were published under the division '''Kodansha Research Institute''' (講談社総研). | + | '''Kodansha, Ltd.''' (講談社) is one of Japan's largest book publishers. They were responsible for developing and publishing a variety of video games, many of which were related to the properties they published. Their [[Sega Mega Drive]] games were published under the division '''Kodansha Research Institute''' (講談社総研). |
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Kodansha, Ltd. (講談社) is one of Japan's largest book publishers. They were responsible for developing and publishing a variety of video games, many of which were related to the properties they published. Their Sega Mega Drive games were published under the division Kodansha Research Institute (講談社総研).
Softography
Mega Drive
- Blue Almanac (1991)
- Kishi Densetsu (1993)
- Matei no Soumetsu (1993)
Saturn
- Note: the games marked with * are credited to "ASK Kodansha" (アスク講談社); whether or not this is a subsidiary of Kodansha has yet to be determined; if this is confirmed, please say so (with proof).
- Idol Maajan Final Romance 2 (1995) *
- Idol Maajan Final Romance R (1996) *
- Big Ichigeki! Pachi-slo Daikouryaku ~Universal Museum~ (1996) *
- Ultraman Zukan (1996)
- Voice Fantasia S ~Ushinawareta Voice Power~ (1997) *
- Asuka 120% Limited Burning Fest. Limited (1997) *
- Ultraman Zukan 2 (1997)
- Ultraman Zukan 3 (1998)
- Mizuki Shigeru no Youkaizukan Soushuuen (1998)
- Koudou Saisoku Densetsu ~Kashiramoji D (Initial D)~ (1998)