- Name
- Fortyfive
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 8 May 1990
- Location
- Shinjuku, Tokyo,Tokyo,Japan
- Website
- Aliases
- AIM,Fortyfive Co., Ltd
Fortyfive
Shinjuku, Tokyo,Tokyo,Japan
Formally known as AIM, Fortyfive Co., Ltd. is Japanese developer known for licensed SNES games such as SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron and Inspector Gadget as well as the Tokyo Bus Annai games.
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Overview
Founded in May of 1990, AIM was a contract game developer of Super Famicom and PC Engine games. It renamed itself to Fortyfive in June of 1998. As AIM, they mostly completed work for larger publishers such as Hudson, Bandai and Epoch, most of which were licensed games for 16-bit consoles. Upon becoming Fortyfive they began developing and publishing their own original games, most of which were released for the Sega Dreamcast.
Developed Games
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Inspector Gadget (Game)
A 2D platforming game based on the cartoon of the same name. Gadget must rescue his niece Penny from M.A.D. and Dr Claw.
Crayon Shin-Chan: Nagagutsu Dobon!! (Game)
A multiplayer action game featuring Shin-chan attempting to splash his clones with water.
SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron (Game)
A licensed platformer developed by AIM and published by Hudson Soft for the SNES. T-Bone and Razor are once again required to save Megakat City from some of its worst criminals.
July (Game)
An adventure game that follows two Japanese kids as they try to solve a mysterious bombing attack
