Scarab

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Battle Monsters (Game)

2 June 1995

Twelve fantasy creatures fight to become the ruler of Hell in this 2D fighting game for the Sega Saturn.

SAT​

The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? (Game)

6 June 1997

A Macross game based on the film of the same name.

PS1​ SAT​

Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro Wrestling 3 (Game)

10 August 2000

"Giant Gram 2000" is the third game in the All Japan Pro Wrestling series that was only available in Japan. Giant Gram features a mixture of legends and wrestlers from the All Japan promotion.

DC​

Giant Gram: All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 (Game)

1 May 1999

The second game in the All Japan Pro Wrestling series, switching to Sega's Dreamcast-based Naomi hardware. Similar to its predecessor, players can also fight as Virtua Fighter combatants.

ARC​ DC​

Survival Arts (Game)

31 October 1993

Eight fighters have learned parts of a mysterious martial art known as "Survival Arts" and must fight each other in a tournament to learn all of its secrets in this arcade fighting game by Sammy.

ARC​

Sakura Taisen Steam Radio Show (Game)

13 November 1997

The second Sakura Taisen fan disc that contains several short scenarios, music from the stage plays, and a preview for the upcoming sequel.

SAT​

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Scarab

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Developed Games

• Battle Monsters (Game)
• The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? (Game)
• Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro Wrestling 3 (Game)
• Giant Gram: All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 (Game)
• Survival Arts (Game)
• Sakura Taisen Steam Radio Show (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• All Japan Pro Wrestling (Franchise)
• Giant Gram (Franchise)
• Fighting Vipers (Franchise)
• Macross (Franchise)
• Martian Successor Nadesico (Franchise)
• Sakura Taisen (Franchise)
• Street Fighter II (Franchise)
• Virtua Fighter (Franchise)
• Zen-Nippon Pro Wrestling (Franchise)

People

• Fritz Von Erich (Person)

Characters

• Giant Baba (Character)
• John Laurinaitis (Character)
• Jun Akiyama (Character)
• Kenta Kobashi (Character)
• Mitsuharu Misawa (Character)
• Stan Hansen (Character)
• Toshiaki Kawada (Character)
• Wolf Hawkfield (Character)
• Akira Taue (Character)
• Big Van Vader (Character)
• Dr. Death Steve Williams (Character)
• Gary Albright (Character)
• Hiroshi Hase (Character)
• Jeffry McWild (Character)
• Jim Steele (Character)
• Jumbo Tsuruta (Character)
• Kurt Cobain (Character)
• Masahito Kakihara (Character)
• Rickson Gracie (Character)
• Tiger Mask (Character)

Concepts

• Polygonal 3D (Concept)
• Professional Wrestler (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Character Select Screen (Concept)
• Digitized Sprites (Concept)
• Games Based on Anime (Concept)
• Hand to Hand Combat (Concept)
• Male Protagonists (Concept)
• SNK Boss Syndrome (Concept)
• Sega NAOMI (Concept)
• Spiritual Successor (Concept)
• Sprite Scaling (Concept)
• 2.5D (Concept)
• Alien (Concept)
• Alternate Costume (Concept)
• Ancient Advanced Civilization Technology (Concept)
• Attract Mode (Concept)
• Bonus Stage (Concept)
• Butt Attack (Concept)
• Canceled Ports (Concept)

Locations

• City (Location)
• Hell (Location)
• Japan (Location)
• Skyscraper (Location)
• Skyscraper Under Construction (Location)
• Tokyo (Location)
• Urban (Location)

Objects

• BMX (Object)
• Dress (Object)
• FAST Pack (Object)
• Flamethrower (Object)
• Gloves (Object)
• Grenade (Object)
• Headband (Object)
• High Heels (Object)
• Maid Uniform (Object)
• Mech (Object)
• Miniskirt (Object)
• Missile (Object)
• Professional Wrestling Ring (Object)
• Roller Skates (Object)
• SDF-1 Macross (Object)
• Shuriken (Object)
• Skirt (Object)
• Skyscraper (Object)
• Spaceship (Object)
• Streamers (Object)