Red Entertainment Corporation

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Tokyo,Japan

RED Entertainment (aka Red Company) is a Japanese game developer and publisher founded in 1976.

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Founded in 1984, Red Company changed its name to Red Entertainment in 2000, with the first title to be released under the new brand name in 2002. Red Entertainment is the developer of two long-running Japanese RPG series released for various systems, Sakura Taisen (Franchise) and Tenga Makyou. They do however publish and develop many other games, as well as a few manga and anime books.

Developed Games

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The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang (Game)

19 March 1993

A magic-touting vampire must stop Von Hessler from taking over the kingdoms in this action RPG for the Super Nintendo.

SNES​

Tengai Makyou: Fuun Kabuki Den (Game)

10 July 1993

A direct spin-off to Tengai Makyou II: Manjimaru staring Kabuki Danjirou.

TGCD​

Air Zonk (Game)

20 November 1992

A TurboGrafx-16 shoot 'em up released in 1992 by Red Company. It reinvents Hudson's Bonk character as a rock and roll cyborg.

WSHP​ WIIU​ TG16​

Chou Genjin 2 (Game)

28 July 1995

Chou Genjin 2 (Super Bonk 2) is the Japanese only sequel to the original SNES game featuring Bonk.

SNES​

Fossil Fighters: Frontier (Game)

27 February 2014

Fossil Fighters: Frontier is a new entry in the Fossil Fighters RPG series for Nintendo 3DS coming to North America in 2015.

3DSE​ 3DS​

Elfaria II (Game)

9 June 1995

JRPG sequel that once again features the artwork of manga artist Susumu Matsushita.

SNES​

Tempo (Game)

31 December 1995

Tempo is a platformer for the Sega 32X. It was developed by Red Company and published by Sega in 1995.

32X​

Tengai Makyou: Daiyon no Mokushiroku: The Apocalypse IV (Game)

14 January 1997

A spin-off in the long running Tengai Makyou series that takes place in a fictionalized version America in the late 1800s.

PSP​ SAT​

Tengai Makyou Zero (Game)

22 December 1995

A spin-off that reboots the Tengai Makyou series for the Super Famicom.

SNES​

Lords of Thunder (Game)

23 April 1993

A side-scrolling shoot'em up, notable for its Medieval/anime art style and heavy metal soundtrack. It is the spiritual successor to Gate of Thunder.

WSHP​ SCD​ WIIU​ +1

Fossil Fighters (Game)

10 August 2009

Bokura wa Kasekihorida comes stateside as Fossil Fighters.

NDS​

Domino Rally (Game)

18 August 2009

Aid helpless citizens by directing the game's protagonist, Minon, along a path of dominoes.

WII​

Published Games

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Company details

Name

Red Entertainment Corporation

Abbreviation

Founded

Location

Tokyo,Japan

Website

http://www.red-entertainment.co.jp/eng/

Aliases

RED Company,

Developed Games

• The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang (Game)
• Tengai Makyou: Fuun Kabuki Den (Game)
• Air Zonk (Game)
• Chou Genjin 2 (Game)
• Fossil Fighters: Frontier (Game)
• Elfaria II (Game)
• Tempo (Game)
• Tengai Makyou: Daiyon no Mokushiroku: The Apocalypse IV (Game)
• Tengai Makyou Zero (Game)
• Lords of Thunder (Game)
• Fossil Fighters (Game)
• Domino Rally (Game)
• Galaxy Fraulein Yuna 2: Eien no Princess (Game)
• Kenka Bancho Otome (Game)
• Makai Prince Dorabocchan (Game)
• Kenka Bancho Otome 2nd Rumble!! (Game)
• Chou Mahou Tairiku Wozz (Game)
• Mitsumete Knight (Game)
• N.U.D.E. Natural Ultimate Digital Experiment (Game)
• Kabuki Rocks (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Tengai Makyou (Franchise)
• Sakura Taisen (Franchise)
• Bonk (Franchise)
• Fossil Fighters (Franchise)
• Galaxy Fraulein Yuna (Franchise)
• Kenka Bancho (Franchise)
• Kita e. (Franchise)
• Tempo (Franchise)
• Columns (Franchise)
• Elfaria (Franchise)
• Gungrave (Franchise)
• Spike McFang (Franchise)
• Bomberman (Franchise)
• Paper Mario (Franchise)
• Puyo Puyo (Franchise)
• Record of Agarest War (Franchise)
• The Legendary Axe (Franchise)
• Valkyria Chronicles (Franchise)

People

• Kenji Kaneko (Person)
• Kousuke Fujishima (Person)
• Oji Hiroi (Person)
• Torajirou Tsujino (Person)
• Victor Ireland (Person)

Characters

• Sakura Shinguji (Character)
• Sumire Kanzaki (Character)
• Manto (Character)
• Ichiro Ogami (Character)
• Bonk (Character)
• King Drool (Character)
• Kabuki Danjirou (Character)
• Erica Fontaine (Character)
• Kinu (Character)
• Manjimaru Sengoku (Character)
• Taro Gokuraku (Character)
• Tempo (Character)
• Balladbird Lee (Character)
• Bear Walken (Character)
• Beyond the Grave (Character)
• Bob Poundmax (Character)
• Bunji Kugashira (Character)
• Gemini Sunrise (Character)
• Glycine Bleumer (Character)
• Gulp (Character)

Concepts

• 2D (Concept)
• Cutscene (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Fan Translation (Concept)
• Non-Player Character (Concept)
• Visual Novel (Concept)
• Final Boss (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Hit Points (Concept)
• Isometric Viewpoint (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Experience Points (Concept)
• Female Protagonists (Concept)
• Health (Concept)
• Level Up (Concept)
• Love Triangle (Concept)
• POV Cutscene (Concept)
• Romance (Concept)
• Serialized (Concept)
• Sprite (Concept)

Locations

• Japan (Location)
• Cave (Location)
• Dungeon (Location)
• Town (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Space (Location)
• Hokkaido (Location)
• Temple (Location)
• Amusement Park (Location)
• Earth (Location)
• Forest (Location)
• France (Location)
• Hotels (Location)
• Mine (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• Ocean (Location)
• Pyramid (Location)
• Russia (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• The Sky (Location)

Objects

• Sword (Object)
• Cilsius Steel (Object)
• Power Armor (Object)
• Bridge (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Water (Object)
• Fan (Object)
• Helmet (Object)
• Mask (Object)
• Wings (Object)
• Armor (Object)
• Ball (Object)
• Door (Object)
• Fence (Object)
• Flowers (Object)
• Ladder (Object)
• Map (Object)
• Robe (Object)
• Rock (Object)
• Scroll (Object)