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In 2010, Tecmo merged with [[Koei]], and the company is now collectively known as "Tecmo Koei Games". |
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[[I Thought That Was|Not to be confused with]] Technos Japan Corp., the now defunt creator of the ''[[Kunio |
[[I Thought That Was|Not to be confused with]] Technos Japan Corp., the now defunt creator of the ''[[Kunio-Kun]]'' series of games. |
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=== Games produced and/or developed by Tecmo: === |
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Revision as of 23:28, 10 April 2017
Tecmo is a Japanese video game developer, known primarily for Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive games. Before 1986, it was known as Tehkan.
In 2010, Tecmo merged with Koei, and the company is now collectively known as "Tecmo Koei Games".
Not to be confused with Technos Japan Corp., the now defunt creator of the Kunio-Kun series of games.
Games produced and/or developed by Tecmo:
- Bomb Jack
- Dead or Alive
- Deception
- Fatal Frame (a.k.a. Project Zero)
- Gemini Wing
- Metroid: Other M [developer]
- Monster Rancher
- Ninja Gaiden
- Pokémon Conquest [co-developer, as Tecmo Koei]
- Rygar
- Secret of the Stars
- Solomon's Key
- Star Force
- Tecmo Bowl
- Tokobot