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Pocket Works outlasted Overworks as a distinct separate company from [[Sega]], receiving new games until some point in 2005. No versions were ever opened for rival mobile platforms. | Pocket Works outlasted Overworks as a distinct separate company from [[Sega]], receiving new games until some point in 2005. No versions were ever opened for rival mobile platforms. | ||
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Pocket Works (ポケットワークス) was an internet portal set up by Overworks to distribute software for J-Sky mobile phones. It was opened in early 2002.
Overworks had previously released three J-Sky games; Hanabi Fight, Pata Pon and Robocle through the Pet * Sega portal, and when Pocket Works opened, the three games migrated over. Pocket Works also did not house anything Sakura Taisen-related (which the company also made); this had its own (much older) portal, Sakura Taisen Keitai Club.
Pocket Works outlasted Overworks as a distinct separate company from Sega, receiving new games until some point in 2005. No versions were ever opened for rival mobile platforms.
List of games
References
| Japanese mobile phone internet services |
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| i-mode | J-Sky/Vodafone Live!/Yahoo! Keitai | EZweb | Air-Edge | emobile | Y! Mobile |
| Portals |
| Game Parade | Medal Desu. | Pet * Sega | Pocket Works | Puyo Puyo! Sega | Sakura Taisen Keitai Club | Sega Ages | Sonic Cafe | Ulala no Channel J | WOW Ja Park | WOW Sports | Club C-Mode |