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'''Marvelous Entertainment Inc.''' (株式会社 マーベラスエンターテイメント) (MMV) is a Japanese company founded on June 25, 1997, that serves to publish and develop video games and other forms of entertainment.
  
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'''Marvelous Entertainment''' (マーベラスエンターテイメント) is a Japanese company founded on June 25, 1997, that serves to publish and develop video games and other forms of entertainment. In March 2003, they changed the name to ''Marvelous Inteructive'' (マーベラスインタラクティブ) by the acquisition of [[Victor Interactive Software]]. Marvelous obtained all the rights to the popular ''Harvest Moon'' series and other Victor Interactive Software series. In 2004, Marvelous revealed plans to start publishing games outside of Japan and establish Rising Star Games in Europe.
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In March 2003, they acquired [[Victor Interactive Software]], changing its name to [[Marvelous Interactive]]. Marvelous obtained all the rights to the popular ''Harvest Moon'' series and other Victor Interactive Software series. Marvelous Interactive was absorbed into Marvelous Entertainment in April 2007.
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In October 2011, the company merged with [[AQ Interactive]] and Livewire to produce [[Marvelous AQL]].
  
 
==Softography==
 
==Softography==
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''Note: may be missing non-Japan releases''
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===[[Dreamcast]]===
 
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*''[[Dengen Tenshi Taisen Mahjong Shangri-La]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Sakura Momoko Gekijou: Coji Coji]]'' (2000)
 
  
 
==Discography==
 
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{{Discography|Marvelous Entertainment}}
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*''[[Virtua Striker & Virtua Striker 2]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Club Sega]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Yu Suzuki Produce Hang On / Space Harrier]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Sega Touring Car Championship (album)|Sega Touring Car Championship]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Yu Suzuki Produce OutRun]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Yu Suzuki Produce After Burner II]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Azel ~ Panzer Dragoon RPG]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Motor Raid/Water Ski]]'' (1997)
 
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*''[[Yu Suzuki Produce Power Drift]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sonic R (album)|Sonic R]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Burning Rangers Sound Track]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Yu Suzuki Produce G-LOC/R360/Virtua Racing]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Azel: Panzer Dragoon RPG Complete Album]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Harley-Davidson & L.A. Riders]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sega Rally 2 (album)|Sega Rally 2]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sakura Taisen 2 Geki! Teikoku Kagekidan (kai)]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Dragon Force II: Kami Sarishi Daichi ni (album)]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sakura Taisen 2 Complete Song Collection]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Fighting Vipers 2 The Sound Album]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sakura Taisen 2 Jouki Chikuonkan]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Daytona USA 2 Sound Tracks]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Deep Fear (album)|Deep Fear]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Dynamite Deka 2 Original Soundtrack]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Spikeout Original Soundtrack]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sonic Team "PowerPlay"]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sonic Adventure Songs With Attitude ~Vocal mini-Album~]]'' (1998)
 
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*''[[Sonic Adventure "Digi-LOG Conversation" Original Sound Track]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Club Sega 2: Beat Grooves]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[The House of the Dead 2 (album)|The House of the Dead 2]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Sega Racing Best]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Zombie Revenge (album)|Zombie Revenge]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[L.A. Machineguns Original Soundtrack]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Radio DC]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Sakura Taisen - Kore ga Revue!]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Sakura Taisen New Song Collection]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Dennou Senki Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram Official Sound Data DNA Side]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Dennou Senki Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram Official Sound Data RNA Side]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Dennou Senki Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram For Dreamcast Official Sound Data]]'' (1999)
 
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*''[[Space Channel 5 Original Soundtrack]]'' (2000)
 
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*''[[Planet Harriers The Original Soundtrack]]'' (2001)
 
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*''[[Space Channel 5 Part 2 Soundtrack Vol. Chu!]]'' (2002)
 
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*''[[Space Channel 5 Part 2 Soundtrack Vol. Hey!!]]'' (2002)
 
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*''[[Space Channel 5 Part 2 Uki Uki ★ Non Stop Megamix]]'' (2002)
 
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*''[[Space Channel 5 Part 2 Moji Moji ★ Can't Stop Remix]]'' (2002)
 
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{{History of Marvelous}}
 
[[Category:Third-party record labels]]
 
[[Category:Third-party record labels]]

Latest revision as of 11:38, 6 August 2022

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Marvelous Entertainment
Founded: 1997-06-25[1]
Defunct: 2011-10-05
T-series code: T-408
Headquarters:
Japan
2011-10-05

Marvelous Entertainment Inc. (株式会社 マーベラスエンターテイメント) (MMV) is a Japanese company founded on June 25, 1997, that serves to publish and develop video games and other forms of entertainment.

In March 2003, they acquired Victor Interactive Software, changing its name to Marvelous Interactive. Marvelous obtained all the rights to the popular Harvest Moon series and other Victor Interactive Software series. Marvelous Interactive was absorbed into Marvelous Entertainment in April 2007.

In October 2011, the company merged with AQ Interactive and Livewire to produce Marvelous AQL.

Softography

NAOMI

Dreamcast

Discography

Vinyl

CD

External links

References

  1. ↑ http://www.mmv.co.jp/company/company_info/index.html (Wayback Machine: 2011-07-20 03:28)


History of Marvelous









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