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Edufront

Moby ID: 54718

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  • Tokyo Shoseki Media Flow (from 2000 to 2004-03-03)
  • Tokyo Shoseki Media Factory (from 1997-03-03 to 2000)
  • TMF - Publishing Brand

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Tokyo Shoseki Media Factory was established March 3, 1997 as a subsidiary of Tokyo Shoseki to take over all games-related operations of that company, including both development and publishing under the Tonkinhouse brand. The company also used the TMF brand for a single release in 1997.

The company was renamed Tokyo Shoseki Media Flow in early 2000, and Edufront in 2004 when Tokyo Shoseki as a whole left the games market. Today, Edufront's primary business is developing software and technology solutions for use by educational institutions.

The company had an internal development team headed by Masaki Sakari, which consisted largely of former Data East staff. After the company ceased games operations, much of the team joined 5pb.

Credited on 9 Games from 1998 to 2004

D→A:WHITE (2004 on PlayStation 2)
D→A:WHITE (Shokai Genteiban) (2004 on PlayStation 2)
D→A:BLACK (2003 on PlayStation 2)
D→A:BLACK (Shokai Genteiban) (2003 on PlayStation 2)
Missing Blue (Shokai Genteiban) (2001 on PlayStation 2)
Juggernaut (1998 on PlayStation)
Cat the Ripper: 13-ninme no Tanteishi (1997 on Windows 3.x, PlayStation, SEGA Saturn)
Tasogare no Ode: Ode to the Sunset Era (1996 on PlayStation)
Ugetsu Kitan (1992 on PlayStation, PC-98)

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