Arc System Works
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| Type | Kabushiki gaisha |
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| Industry | Computer and video game industry |
| Founded | May 1988 |
| Headquarters | Yokohama, Japan |
| Key people | Minoru Kidooka (managing director) |
| Products | Persona 4 Arena BlazBlue series Guilty Gear series |
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| Employees | 87 (as of July 24, 2013)[1] |
| Website | Japan: http://www.arcsystemworks.jp North America: http://www.arcsystemworks.us Europe: http://www.arcsystemworks.eu |
Arc System Works (アークシステムワークス Āku Shisutemu Wākusu?) is a video game developer and publisher based in Yokohama, Japan. Founded by Minoru Kidooka in 1988, Arc System Works is best known for its arcade 2D fighting game franchises, Guilty Gear and Blazblue.
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History[edit]
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Games developed[edit]
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See also: Category:Arc System Works games
Guilty Gear series[edit]
- Guilty Gear — (1998) (PlayStation)
- Guilty Gear X — (2000) (NAOMI), (Dreamcast), (2001) (PlayStation 2), (2002) (Game Boy Advance), (2003) (PC)
- Guilty Gear X Plus — (2001) (PlayStation 2) — Japan only
- Guilty Gear X Ver.1.5 (2003) (Atomiswave)
- Guilty Gear X2 — (2002) (NAOMI), (2003) (PlayStation 2)
- Guilty Gear X2 #Reload — (2003) (NAOMI), (2004) (PlayStation 2, Xbox, PC, PSP)
- Guilty Gear XX Slash — (2005) (NAOMI), (2006) (PlayStation 2, PSP)
- Guilty Gear XX Accent Core — (2006) (NAOMI), (2007) PlayStation 2, Wii)
- Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus — (2008), (PlayStation 2), (2008) (PSP), (2009) (Wii), (2012) (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
- Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R — (2012), (Arcade), (2013) (PlayStation Vita)
- Guilty Gear Isuka — (2004) (Atomiswave, PlayStation 2, Xbox, (2005) PC)
- Guilty Gear 2: Overture — (2007) (Action / RTS), (Xbox 360)
- Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- (2014) (Playstation 3), (Playstation 4)
BlazBlue series[edit]
- BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger — (2008) (Taito Type X2), (2009) (PlayStation 3), (Xbox 360), (2010) (PC), (PlayStation Portable)
- BlazBlue: Continuum Shift — (2009) (Taito Type X2), (2010) (PlayStation 3), (Xbox 360)
- BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II — (2010) (Taito Type X2), (2011) (PlayStation Portable), (Nintendo 3DS)
- BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend — (2012) (PlayStation Vita), (PlayStation 3), (Xbox 360), (PlayStation Portable)
- BlayzBloo: Super Melee Brawlers Battle Royale — (2010) (DSiWare)
- BlazBlue: Chronophantasma — (2012) (Taito Type X2), (2013) (PlayStation 3), (2014) (PlayStation Vita)
Persona Arena series[edit]
- Persona 4 Arena — (2011) (Taito Type X2), (2012) (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
- Persona 4 Arena Ultimax — (2013) (Taito Type X2), (2014) (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors series[edit]
- Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors — (2004) (Game Boy Advance)
- Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 — (2005) (Nintendo DS)
Family series[edit]
- Family Table Tennis — (2008) (Wii)
- Family Glide Hockey — (2009) (Wii)
- Family Pirate Party — (2009) (Wii)
- Family Mini Golf — (2009) (Wii)
- Family Slot Car Racing — (2009) (Wii)
- Family Card Games — (2009) (Wii)
- Family Grand Tennis — (2009) (Wii)
Other games[edit]
- Double Dragon — (1988) (Sega Master System)
- Final Lap — (1988) (Family Computer)
- Code Name: Viper — (1990) (Family Computer)
- Chiyonofuji no Ōichō — (1990) (Family Computer)
- Battle Commander: Hachibushu Shura no Heihou — (1991) (Super Famicom)
- Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger — (1992) (Family Computer)
- Cyber Spin — (1992) (Super NES)
- Battletoads — (1993) (Mega Drive, Game Gear)
- Suzuka 8 Hours — (1993) (Super NES)
- Gaia Saver — (1994) (Super Famicom)
- Virtual Open Tennis — (1995) (Sega Saturn)
- EXECTOR — (1995) (PlayStation)
- Wizard's Harmony — (1995) (PlayStation, Sega Saturn)
- Prismaticallization — (1999) (Dreamcast, PlayStation)
- Tanaka Torahiko no Uru Toraryuu Shogi — (1999) (Dreamcast) — Japan only
- Digital Holmes — (2001) (PlayStation 2)
- Fist of the North Star — (2005) (Atomiswave), (2007) (PlayStation 2) based on manga with the same name.
- Castle of Shikigami III (2006) Arcade (2007) Wii/Xbox 360
- Battle Fantasia — (2007) (Taito Type X2), (2008) (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
- Hoshigami Remix — (2007) (Nintendo DS) Remake of Hoshigami: Ruining Blue Earth.
- Hooked! Real Motion Fishing — (2007) (Wii)[2]
- Sengoku Basara X — (2008) (System 246 / System 256, PlayStation 2)
- Super Dodgeball Brawlers — (2008) (Nintendo DS)
- Tantei Jinguji Saburo DS — (2008) (Nintendo DS)
- Petit Copter — (2008) (Wii)[3]
- Animal Puzzle Adventure (2009) (DSiWare)
- Okiraku Sugoroku — (2009[JP]) (Wii)
- Jazzy Billiards — (2009) (Nintendo DSi)
- Arcana Heart 3 — (2011[JP]) (PlayStation 3) (Xbox 360)
- Hard Corps: Uprising — (2011) (PlayStation 3) (Xbox 360)
- Nurarihyon no Mago: Hyakki Ryouran Taisen — (2011) (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360)
- Kyūkōsha no Shōjo— (2012) (Nintendo 3DS)
- Phi Brain: Kizuna no Puzzle (2012) (PlayStation Portable)
- Chaos Code (2012) (PlayStation 3)
- Xblaze Code: Embryo (2013) (PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita)
- Under Night In-Birth (2014) (PlayStation 3)
- Fantasy Hero: Unsigned Legacy (2014) (PlayStation Vita)
- Arcana Heart 3: Love Max!!!!! (2014) (PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita)
- Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters (2014) (PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita)
- Downtown Nekketsu Koushinkyoku: Soreyuke Daiundoukai All-Star Special (2014) (PlayStation 3)
- Xblaze: Lost Memories (2015) (PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita)
- Inferno Climber (2015) (PlayStation 4)[4]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Official websites for North America, Europe, Japan
- Arc System Works company profile from MobyGames
