Telenet Japan

Telenet Japan Co., Ltd. (株式会社日本テレネット, Kabushiki-gaisha Nihon Terenetto^?) was a Japanese video game and software developer founded in October 1983 by Kazuyuki Fukushima. The company was also known as Nippon Telenet (or Nihon Telenet). The company was best known for the Valis series as well as its Wolfteam & RiOT divisions ( the former of which created Tales of Phantasia, the first game in the Tales series). The company's North American subsidiary, Renovation Products was eventually acquired by Sega. The company closed its doors on October 25, 2007.^[1]. Currently, Sunsoft has acquired Telenet's entire software library, with plans of re-releasing old titles for Virtual Console or remaking them.^[2]

Games List

Published

• Game Boy
  • Pachinko CR: Daiku no Gen-San GB
• Game Gear
  • Zan Gear

• Mega Drive/Genesis
  • Gaiares
  • Syd of Valis
  • The Tennis Tournament: Grandslam
  • Traysia
  • Valis III
  • Valis: The Fantasm Soldier
  • Zan: Yasha Enbukyoku
  • Arcus Odyssey
  • El Viento
  • Gain Ground
  • Earnest Evans
  • Whip Rush
  • Arrow Flash
  • Dino Land
  • Exile
  • Beast Wrestler
  • Master of Monsters
  • Sol Feace
  • Ys III: Wanderers from Ys
  • Granada
  • Final Zone

• Sega CD
  • Sol Feace
  • Cobra Command
  • Time Gal
  • Road Avenger
  • Cosmic Fantasy Stories
  • Earnest Evans

• MSX
  • Sa-Zi-Ri
  • Valis II

• Nintendo 64
  • Parlor Pro Pachinko

• PC
  • Valis X
  • Zan
  • Zan II
  • Zan III

• PlayStation
  • Cybernetic Empire

• PlayStation 2
  • Enjoy Golf!
  • Mahjong Party: Idol to Mahjong Shoubu

• Super Famicom/Super NES
  • Dark Kingdom
  • The Journey Home
  • Super Valis IV
  • Zan II Spirits
  • Zan III Spirits

• PC Engine/TurboGrafx
  • Andre Panza Kick Boxing
  • Avenger
  • Babel
  • Browning
  • Columns
  • Cosmic Fantasy
  • Cosmic Fantasy II
  • Cosmic Fantasy Visual Collection
  • Cosmic Fantasy III
  • Cosmic Fantasy IV-Chapter 1
  • Cosmic Fantasy IV-Chapter 2
  • Death Bringer-Knight of Darkness
  • Dekoboko Densetsu Hashiru Wagamanma
  • Exile
  • Exile: Wicked Phenomenon
  • Final Zone II
  • F1 Team Simulation Project F
  • Golden Axe
  • High Grenadier
  • Jantei Monogatari
  • Kiaiden 00
  • Lady Phantom
  • Last Alert
  • Legion^{[disambiguation needed ]}
  • Maho Shoujo Silky Lip
  • Meikyu no Elfeene
  • Mirai Shounen Conan
  • Valis: The Fantasm Soldier
  • Valis II
  • Valis III
  • Valis IV
  • Valis Visual Collection
  • Police Connection
  • Pop 'n Magic
  • Psychic Storm
  • Puzzle Boy
  • Sugoroku '92 Nari Tore Nariagari Trendy
  • Super Albatross
  • Tenshi No Uta
  • Tenshi No Uta II Da Tenshi no Sentaku
  • Travel Epuru
  • Xak I & II
  • Zan Kagerou No Toki

• Sharp X68000
  • Death Bringer

Developed

• Mega Drive/Genesis
  • Beast Wrestler
  • Exile
  • Gaiares
  • Syd of Valis
  • Traysia
  • Valis III

• MSX
• Valis
• Valis II

• Nintendo 64
  • Parlor Pro Pachinko

• GameCube
  • WaiWai Golf (a.k.a. Swingerz Golf, Ace Golf)

• PlayStation 2
  • Enjoy Golf! (a.k.a. Eagle Eye Golf)
  • Mahjong Party: Idol to Mahjong Shoubu

• PC
  • Meccha Golf

• Super Famicom/Super NES
  • Ace o Nerae!
  • Dark Kingdom
  • Super Valis IV

• PC Engine/TurboGrafx
  • Avenger
  • Babel
  • Browning
  • Columns
  • Cosmic Fantasy
  • Cosmic Fantasy II
  • Cosmic Fantasy Visual Collection
  • Cosmic Fantasy III
  • Cosmic Fantasy IV-Chapter 1
  • Cosmic Fantasy IV-Chapter 2
  • Death Bringer-Knight of Darkness
  • Dekoboko Densetsu Hashiru Wagamanma
  • Exile
  • Exile: Wicked Phenomenon
  • Final Zone II
  • F1 Team Simulation Project F
  • Golden Axe
  • High Grenadier
  • Jantei Monogatari
  • Kiaiden 00
  • Lady Phantom
  • Last Alert
  • Legion^{[disambiguation needed ]}
  • Maho Shoujo Silky Lip
  • Meikyu no Elfeene
  • Mirai Shounen Conan
  • Valis: The Fantasm Soldier
  • Valis II
  • Valis III
  • Valis IV
  • Valis Visual Collection
  • Police Connection
  • Pop 'n Magic
  • Psychic Storm
  • Puzzle Boy
  • Sugoroku '92 Nari Tore Nariagari Trendy
  • Super Albatross
  • Tenshi No Uta
  • Tenshi No Uta II Da Tenshi no Sentaku
  • Travel Epuru
  • Xak I & II

Notes and references

1. ^ Tokyo News report from 2007/10/29 (Japanese)
2. ^ Debrief: Sunsoft Acquires Entire Nihon Telenet Software Library (Japanese)

External links

• Telenet Japan at MS Wiki