Imagineer (Japanese company)
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| Type | Public |
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| Traded as | JASDAQ: 4644 |
| Industry | Video game industry,[1] ICT industry, mobile content, mobile commerce, software package |
| Founded | January 27, 1986 |
| Headquarters | Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan |
| Products | Medabots SimCity (console ports) Dolucky Fighters Destiny |
| Website | http://www.imagineer.co.jp/ |
Imagineer Co., Ltd. (イマジニア株式会社 Imajinia Kabushigaisha) is a Japanese entertainment company headquartered in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan.
The name "Imagineer" is a portmanteau, derived from the words "imagination" and "engineer". They started publishing video games in the mid-1980s. In the late 90's the company published a few games for the PlayStation and Sega Saturn under the name Imadio.
The computer game software production and publishing has been once the heart of their business, however, nowadays they are more focused on the Japanese phone business.[citation needed]
[edit] Video games
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See also: Category:Imagineer games
[edit] Published
[edit] Dreamcast
[edit] Family Computer
- Isaki Shuugorou no Keiba Hisshou Gaku
- Matsumoto Akira no Kabushiki Hisshougaku
- Matsumoto Akira no Kabushiki Hisshougaku II
- North & South
- The Battle of Olympus
[edit] Family Computer Disk System
[edit] Nintendo Entertainment System
- Elite (EU)
- Kick Off (EU)
- Super Turrican (EU)
[edit] FM Towns
[edit] Game Boy
- 4-in-1 Fun Pack
- GB Basketball
- Hon Shogi
- Keitai Keiba Eight Special
- Lemmings
- Lolo no Daibouken
- Medarot: Kuwagata Version
- Medarot: Kabuto Version
- Medarot: Parts Collection
- Medarot: Parts Collection 2
- Populous Gaiden (EU, JP)
- Quest RPG: Brian's Journey
- Splitz: Nigaoe 15 Game (EU, JP)
- Super Hunchback
- Super Kick Off (known in Japan as Pro Soccer)
- The Battle of Olympus
- Tsume Shogi Hyakuban Shoubu
[edit] Game Boy Color
- Atelier Elie GB: Salburg no Renkinjutsushi
- Atelier Marie GB: Salburg no Renkinjutsushi
- Bad Batsumaru Robo Battle
- Dear Daniel no Sweet Adventure: Kitty-Chan o Sagashite
- Fairy Kitty no Kaiun Jiten: Yousei no Kuni no Uranai Shugyou
- Hello Kitty no Sweet Adventure: Daniel-kun ni Aitai
- Hello Kitty to Dear Daniel no Dream Adventure
- Hero Hero-kun
- Medarot: Card Robottle: Kabuto Version
- Medarot: Card Robottle: Kuwagata Version
- Quest: Fantasy Challenge
- Quest RPG: Brian's Journey
- Sanrio Timenet Future
- Sanrio Timenet Past
- Wetrix GB
[edit] Nintendo 64
- Big Mountain 2000
- Chōkūkan Night: Pro Yakyū King
- Chōkūkan Night: Pro Yakyū King 2
- Fighters Destiny
- Fighters Destiny 2
- GT 64: Championship Edition
- J-League Dynamite Soccer 64
- Kira tto Kaiketsu! 64 Tanteidan
- MRC: Multi-Racing Championship
- Quest 64
- Rally '99
- SimCity 2000
- Wetrix
- Wild Wild Racing
- Zool: Majū Tsukai Densetsu
[edit] NEC PC-98
[edit] PC
[edit] PlayStation
[edit] PlayStation 2
- Aqua Aqua (also known as Wetrix 2)
- Might and Magic: Day of the Destroyer
[edit] Sega Pico
[edit] Sega Saturn
- FIST (1996 video game)
- Marie no Atelier Ver.1.3 ~Salburg no Renkinjutsushi (Imadio)
- Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter X
- Virtual Open Tennis
[edit] Sharp X68000
[edit] Super Famicom
- Battle Cross
- California Games 2
- Dolucky's A-League Soccer
- Dolucky no Puzzle Tour '94
- Dolucky no Kusayakiu
- Doom
- Galaxy Robo
- Galaxy Wars
- Getsumen no Anubis
- G.O.D.: Mezameyo to Yobu Koe ha Kikoe
- GT Racing
- Hanafuda
- Honke Hanafuda
- Jissen Kyōtei
- Keiba Eight Special 2
- Kevin Keegan's Player Manager
- Kindai Mahjong Special
- Las Vegas Dream
- Mega Lo Mania (JP, EU)
- Mr. Do!
- Populous
- Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods
- PGA Tour Golf
- Powermonger
- Pro Football
- Pro Soccer
- Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter
- Shuushoku Game
- Sim City 2000
- Sim City Jr.
- SimEarth: The Living Planet
- SimAnt
- Space Ace
- Sun Sport Fishing: Keiryuu-Ou
- Super Billiard
- Super Loopz
- Super Wrestle Angels
- Waka Taka Ōzumō: Brothers Dream Match
- Wolfenstein 3D (JP, NA, EU)
- World Class Rugby
- Zakuro no Aji
[edit] WonderSwan
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[edit] External links
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