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| − | '''Denyusha Co., Ltd.''' (Japanese: 電遊社), stylized as '''Den-yu-sha''', is a video game and technology company. Its parent company was [[MissingLink]]. | + | '''Denyusha Co., Ltd.''' (Japanese: 電遊社), stylized as '''Den-yu-sha''', is a video game and technology company. Its parent company was [[MissingLink]]. In addition to software on traditional consoles, it has also worked on mobile games, online games over a network (such as {{wp|Shadowflare}})<ref>[https://www.denyu-sha.co.jp/english/product/online_game.html Denyu-sha online game product listing (in English)]</ref> and websites. It is also known for a series of edutainment games, mainly the "Brain Enhancement Content" series featuring Nyauron the cat.<ref>[https://www.denyu-sha.co.jp/english/product/training_of_brain.html Denyu-sha brain enhancement content]</ref> |
Similar to [[Nintendo Network Service Development]], they are known for some of [[Nintendo]]'s more experimental works, specifically they have worked for the [[Pokémon Mini]] projects and [[Mobile Game Boy Adapter]], [[Mobile Trainer]]. | Similar to [[Nintendo Network Service Development]], they are known for some of [[Nintendo]]'s more experimental works, specifically they have worked for the [[Pokémon Mini]] projects and [[Mobile Game Boy Adapter]], [[Mobile Trainer]]. | ||
| − | ==Works published by Nintendo== | + | ==Works published by Nintendo and/or The Pokémon Company== |
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*[[Pichu Bros. mini]] | *[[Pichu Bros. mini]] | ||
*[[Pokémon Zany Cards]] | *[[Pokémon Zany Cards]] | ||
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*[[Mobile Trainer]] | *[[Mobile Trainer]] | ||
*[[Swapnote]] | *[[Swapnote]] | ||
| + | *[[Swapdoodle]] | ||
| + | *[[Game Notes]] | ||
| + | *[[Miiverse]] | ||
| + | *[[Nintendo Zone]] | ||
| + | *[[Demae Channel]] | ||
| + | *Communication library for [[Nintendo DS]] and [[Wii]] - Development support | ||
| + | <ref>[https://www.denyu-sha.co.jp/product.html Official website]</ref> | ||
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==Attributions== | ==Attributions== | ||
*This article has content reworded from [https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Denyusha?action=history an unrelated Nintendo Wiki] and [http://kyoto-report.wikidot.com/denyusha Kyoto Report], the attribution can be found in the links. | *This article has content reworded from [https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Denyusha?action=history an unrelated Nintendo Wiki] and [http://kyoto-report.wikidot.com/denyusha Kyoto Report], the attribution can be found in the links. | ||
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{{Nintendo}} | {{Nintendo}} | ||
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[[Category:Companies]] | [[Category:Companies]] | ||
Latest revision as of 03:26, 17 November 2021
Denyusha Co., Ltd. (Japanese: 電遊社), stylized as Den-yu-sha, is a video game and technology company. Its parent company was MissingLink. In addition to software on traditional consoles, it has also worked on mobile games, online games over a network (such as Shadowflare)[1] and websites. It is also known for a series of edutainment games, mainly the "Brain Enhancement Content" series featuring Nyauron the cat.[2]
Similar to Nintendo Network Service Development, they are known for some of Nintendo's more experimental works, specifically they have worked for the Pokémon Mini projects and Mobile Game Boy Adapter, Mobile Trainer.
Works published by Nintendo and/or The Pokémon Company
- Pichu Bros. mini
- Pokémon Zany Cards
- Pokémon Party mini
- Mobile Trainer
- Swapnote
- Swapdoodle
- Game Notes
- Miiverse
- Nintendo Zone
- Demae Channel
- Communication library for Nintendo DS and Wii - Development support
Attributions
- This article has content reworded from an unrelated Nintendo Wiki and Kyoto Report, the attribution can be found in the links.
References
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