Megasoft

COMPANY» Founded 1987-01-01

Japan

Megasoft was a Japanese development studio that was eventually absorbed into SEGA's internal development teams. Megasoft was first known as Whiteboard and then later as Santos before SEGA renamed them to Megasoft after it acquired them in December of 1991.

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Megasoft was a Japanese development studio that was eventually absorbed into SEGA's internal development teams. Megasoft was first known as Whiteboard and then later as Santos before SEGA renamed them to Megasoft after it acquired them in December of 1991.

Developed Games

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Pengon (Game)

31 December 1983

Pengon is an unlicensed clone of Sega's Pengo.

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Dakko-chan House (Game)

31 December 1987

Dakko-chan House is a Japanese mahjong arcade game.

ARC​

Mahjong Cop Ryuu: Shiro Ookami no Yabou (Game)

14 December 1989

A Mahjong game for the Sega Mega Drive released exclusively in Japan. Developed by Whiteboard (later known as Megasoft)

GEN​

Nekkyuu Koushien (Game)

9 September 1988

SMS​

The Pro Yakyuu '91 (Game)

26 January 1991

A baseball game for the Game Gear that was only released in Japan.

GG​

The Pro Yakyuu: Pennant Race (Game)

17 August 1987

SMS​

Published Games

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Company details

Name

Megasoft

Abbreviation

Founded

1 January 1987

Location

Japan

Website

Aliases

Santos,Whiteboard

Developed Games

• Pengon (Game)
• Dakko-chan House (Game)
• Mahjong Cop Ryuu: Shiro Ookami no Yabou (Game)
• Nekkyuu Koushien (Game)
• The Pro Yakyuu '91 (Game)
• The Pro Yakyuu: Pennant Race (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Great Sports (Franchise)
• Alex Kidd (Franchise)
• Epyx The Games (Franchise)
• Fantasy Zone (Franchise)
• Gegege No Kitarou (Franchise)
• Sega Ninja (Franchise)
• Shinobi (Franchise)
• Toki (Franchise)

People

• Rieko Kodama (Person)

Characters

• Opa Opa (Character)
• Alex Kidd (Character)
• Alis Landale (Character)
• Bashtar (Character)
• Boloragog (Character)
• Boomer (Character)
• Colonel Sanders (Character)
• Dr. Stark (Character)
• Joe Musashi (Character)
• Miho (Character)
• Mogulvar (Character)
• Neptuna (Character)
• Princess Kurumi (Character)
• Rambacha (Character)
• Stark's Machine (Character)
• Stella (Character)
• Toki (Character)
• Upa-Upa (Character)
• Vookimedlo (Character)
• Zarzamoth (Character)

Concepts

• 2D (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• FM Sound Support (Concept)
• ASM Hit (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Lives (Concept)
• Power Up (Concept)
• Virtual Console (Concept)
• Animal Protagonists (Concept)
• Anthropomorphism (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Damsel In Distress (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Dream Library (Concept)
• Fan Translation (Concept)
• Kidnapping (Concept)
• Mahjong (Concept)
• Ninja (Concept)
• Penguins (Concept)
• Sega System E (Concept)

Locations

• Japan (Location)
• Jungle (Location)
• Amazon (Location)
• Asia (Location)
• Canada (Location)
• Cave (Location)
• Cemetery (Location)
• City (Location)
• France (Location)
• Germany (Location)
• Golf Course (Location)
• Mexico (Location)
• Russia (Location)
• Scotland (Location)
• Space (Location)
• Sports Stadium (Location)
• The United States of America (Location)

Objects

• Baseball (Object)
• Coin (Object)
• Golf Ball (Object)
• Golf Club (Object)
• Knife (Object)
• Shuriken (Object)
• Sword (Object)
• Balloon (Object)
• Barrel (Object)
• Baseball Bat (Object)
• Baseball Cap (Object)
• Baseball Glove (Object)
• Bazooka (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Bow (Object)
• Dot (Object)
• Fire Truck (Object)
• Fist (Object)
• Football Helmet (Object)
• Fruit (Object)