Company:Athena

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Athena
IndustryVideo games
Number of employees
10

Athena Co. Ltd. (株式会社アテナ, Kabushiki Gaisha Atena) is a Japan ese video game developer, founded in July 1987.

Games

  • Biometal (Super NES, 1993)
  • Blockids (PlayStation, 1996)
  • Castle of Dragon (NES, 1990)
  • Championship Bowling (NES, 1989)
  • Crows: The Battle Action (Sega Saturn, 1997)
  • Daioh (Arcade, 1993)
  • De-Block (NES, 1989)
  • Dezaemon (NES, 1991)[1]
  • Dezaemon 2 (Sega Saturn, 1997)[2]
  • Dezaemon 3D (Nintendo 64, 1998)[3]
  • Dezaemon BS Version - Sugoi Shooting (デザエモンBS版 凄いシューティング) (Satellaview, 1996)
    • Sugoi STG!! Jintai (凄いSTG!! 人体) (Apr-Aug 1996)[1]
    • Sugoi STG-2: Crystal Guardian (May-Dec 1996)[1]
  • Dezaemon BS Version - BS-X Shooting (デザエモンBS版 BS-Xシューティング) (Satellaview, Apr-Aug 1996)[1]
  • Dezaemon DD (Nintendo 64DD, canceled)
  • Dezaemon Kids! (PlayStation, 1998)[3]
  • Dezaemon Plus (デザエモンPLUS) (PlayStation, 1996)[1]
  • Dragon Unit (Arcade, 1989)
  • Family Quiz (NES, 1988)
  • Gambler Densetsu Tetsuya DIGEST (PlayStation 2)
  • J.J. Squawkers (Arcade, 1993)
  • Kaite tukutte Asoberu Dezaemon (Super NES, 1994)[1]
  • Lutter (FDS, 1989)
  • Mahjong DX II (Nintendo GameCube)
  • Pocket Bowling (Game Boy Color, 1999)
  • Professional Mahjong Kiwame D (プロ麻雀 極D) (Dreamcast)
  • Pro Mahjong Kiwame (Nintendo 64)
  • Pro Mahjong Kiwame (WonderSwan)
  • Pro-Mahjong Kiwame Final (working title) (PlayStation 3, TBA)
  • Pro Mahjong Kiwame Next (PlayStation 2)
  • Pro Mahjong Kiwame Tengensenhen (PlayStation, 1999)
  • Pro Mahjong Kiwame Tengensenhen (Goku Series) (PlayStation, 2000)
  • Strike Gunner S.T.G. (Arcade, 1991; Super NES, 1992)
  • Super Bowling (Super NES, 1992; Nintendo 64, 1999)
  • Sword Master (NES, 1990)
  • Taisen: Tsume Shogi (Game Boy Color - NP, 2000)
  • The Quiz Bangumi (PlayStation)
  • Thunder & Lightning (NES, 1990)
  • Virtual Bowling (Virtual Boy, 1995)
  • Waku Waku Volleyball (PlayStation)
  • Wit's (NES, 1990)
  • World Bowling (Game Boy, 1990)
  • Yakōchū (Super NES)
  • Yakōchū II: Satsujin Kōro (Nintendo 64, 1999)
  • Yakōchū GB (Game Boy Color)

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Szczepaniak, John. Dezaemon. Hardcore Gamer 101. Pg.1. April 2011.
  2. ↑ Szczepaniak, John. Dezaemon. Hardcore Gamer 101. Pg.2. April 2011.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Szczepaniak, John. Dezaemon. Hardcore Gamer 101. Pg.3. April 2011.