Micro Cabin Corp.
Moby ID: 2045
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Micro Cabin (マイクロキャビン) is a Japanese software company. It was founded by Naoto Ōyachi on November 27, 1981 in Yokkaichi, Mie prefecture, initially as a shop selling computer equipment. A year later it was incorporated and began producing video games.
Primarily known as a developer of games for Japanese computers (PC-88, MSX, and others), the company later became better known to the Western audience thanks to its console games (such as Riglord Saga). Xak is usually considered Micro Cabin's flagship series; later the company distanced itself from the action RPG style and moved on to develop turn-based RPGs (of which Illusion City is thought to be the highest achievement), as well as publishing games developed by other companies.
Micro Cabin abandoned video game production and entered pachinko slot machine business in 2000. On May 9, 2008 it was acquired by AQ Interactive. In 2011 it became the daughter company of Fields Corporation, which specialized in pachinko machines.
Credited on 74 Games from 1982 to 2004
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| Naval Ops: Commander (2004 on PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3) |
| Naval Ops: Warship Gunner (2003 on PlayStation 2) |
| Street Sk8er 2 (2000 on PlayStation, PSP, PlayStation 3...) |
| Marionette Company 2 (2000 on PlayStation, Dreamcast, PSP...) |
| Marionette Company (1999 on Windows, PlayStation, Dreamcast...) |
| Dragon Money (1999 on PSP, PS Vita, PlayStation...) |
| Street Sk8er (1998 on PlayStation) |
| Shōjo Kakumei Utena: Itsuka Kakumei Sareru Monogatari (1998 on SEGA Saturn) |
| Savaki (1998 on SEGA Saturn) |
| Riglord Saga 2 (1996 on SEGA Saturn) |
| Tunnel B1 (1996 on DOS, Windows, PlayStation...) |
| Kokū Hyōryō Nirgends (1996 on PC-FX, Windows) |
| NOON: New Type Action Game (1996 on PSP, PlayStation, PlayStation 3...) |
| Lucienne's Quest (1995 on SEGA Saturn, 3DO) |
| Blazing Heroes (1995 on SEGA Saturn) |
| Konpeki no Kantai (1995 on 3DO, PC-FX) |
| Bust-A-Move (1995 on Windows, SNES, Game Gear...) |
| Dragon Half (1994 on TurboGrafx CD) |
| Puppet Tale (1994 on 3DO) |
| Eiyū Shigan: Gal Act Heroism (1994 on SEGA Saturn, PC-98) |
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History +
- January 2002
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MicroCabin Entertainment changes its name to Neuron Image.
- January 1999
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MicroCabin enters an agreement with Electronic Arts, to distribute its Playstation games worldwide.
- January 1997
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Wholly owned subsidiary, Arrowsoft, is renamed as MicroCabin Entertainment.
- January 1997
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Development for Sony's Playstation is commenced.
- July 1996
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Having supported Sharp's Zaurus platform from day one, Microcabin releases a game (as an OEM partner) for the platform to coincide with the release of the first colour Zaurus, in whose development it has also been involved.
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MicroCabin
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Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 10 games with Arrow Soft
- 10 games with D4Enterprise Co., Ltd.
- 5 games with NEC Home Electronics, Ltd.
- 5 games with Panasonic Corporation
- 4 games with SystemSoft Alpha Corporation
- 4 games with Panasonic Corporation of North America
- 3 games with GungHo Online Entertainment, Inc.
- 3 games with SPS Co., Ltd.
- 3 games with SEGA Corporation
- 2 games with KOEI Co., Ltd.
- 21 games with Hiroshi Yamada
- 21 games with Masashi Katō
- 19 games with Yasufumi Fukuda
- 19 games with Tadahiro Nitta
- 17 games with Hideji Tanaka
- 16 games with Akira Misoda
- 16 games with Etsuko Higuchi
- 15 games with Kenzo Furuya
- 14 games with Katsuya Nagai
- 13 games with Yasuhiko Nakatsu
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