- Name
- Mitchell Corporation
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 2 January 1960
- Location
- Tokyo,Japan
- Website
- http://www.mitchell.jp/
- Aliases
Mitchell Corporation
Tokyo,Japan
Mitchell corp, formerly an import/export company, converted its operations to home and arcade game development in the mid-1980s.
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A Japanese developer, the Mitchell Corporation was founded in 1960. When the company's ownership passed from father to son, Roy Ozaki steered the company in a new direction: the development of home and arcade video games. Mitchell Corp. is best known for their Buster Bros and Puzz Loop series of games, as well as Osman (Game).
Developed Games
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Magnetica (Game)
Magnetica is a fast paced puzzle game and the sequel to Puzz Loop, the original inspiration for Zuma.
Magnetica Twist (Game)
Wiiware Incarnation of Puzz Loop from the Mitchell Corporation. The original game was the inspiration for Zuma.
Lady Killer (Game)
Also known as Moeyo Gonta!!, Lady Killer is a 1993 action-puzzle eroge in which the player reveals the picture underneath the water by having their character dive in and out.
Puzz Loop 2 (Game)
A sequel to Mitchell's Puzz Loop arcade game, featuring a new cartoony horror-themed art style and a new game mode involving larger "power balls".
Polarium (Game)
Polarium is a puzzle game for the Nintendo DS where players use the stylus to draw lines that flip tiles, changing them from black to white and vice versa.
Pang: Magical Michael (Game)
Pang: Magical Michael is a Nintendo DS incarnation of the arcade classic Pang. It was only released in Europe and Australia.
Tokyo Crash Mobs (Game)
Throw people at people in this "Zuma style" match 3 game on 3DS eShop. From the creators of Puzz Loop, the original inspiration behind Zuma.
Published Games
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Pang! 3 (Game)
Pang! 3, also known as Buster Buddies, is a 1995 arcade game developed by Capcom and published by Mitchell Corp. Famous paintings are used as backdrops to the action.
Lady Killer (Game)
Also known as Moeyo Gonta!!, Lady Killer is a 1993 action-puzzle eroge in which the player reveals the picture underneath the water by having their character dive in and out.
Janpai Puzzle Choukou (Game)
An arcade mahjong solitaire game by Mitchell, stylized after ancient China. Based on the nikakudori variant, it has two different boards inching closer together towards the middle, with an automatic defeat if both sides touch.
Party Time: Gonta the Diver II (Game)
Also known as Ganbare! Gonta!! 2, Party Time is the sequel to the 1993 action-puzzle eroge Lady Killer, in which players dive in and out of the playfield to reveal a picture.
Chatan Yarakuu Shanku: The Karate Tournament (Game)
A martial arts fighting game by Mitchell. Designed by the creator of the 1989 arcade game Strider, it is one of the few fighting games released after Street Fighter II that aimed at a more realistic approach to the sport of karate.
Charlie Ninja (Game)
A comedic side-scrolling platformer for arcades. As ninjas Roy & Lon, use your ninja abilities to hunt down bounties in areas themed on U.S. stereotypes.
Sankokushi (Game)
A mahjong solitaire arcade eroge by Mitchell, where players form three-tile mahjong melds instead of pairs. It is styled after the "Sangokushi", or "Records of the Three Kingdoms".
Funky Jet (Game)
A single-screen arcade platformer where you fly around on a jetpack and bop some baddies with your fists.
Double-Wings (Game)
A vertical shoot-'em-up by Mitchell, where players can choose from three different biplanes (each with their own upgrade weapon path).