Casio Co. Ltd.

COMPANY» Founded 1957-06-01

Shibuya,Tokyo,Japan

A multinational electronics manufacturer that has tried their hand at games consoles here and there.

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Founded in 1957, Casio is a multinational electronics manufacturer that are better known for their synthesizers, and for inventing the world's first all-electric compact calculator. They've also made attempts at breaking into the videogames market with the Casio PV-1000 and the Casio Loopy (Platform), with mixed results.

Developed Games

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Excite Mahjong (Game)

31 December 1983

A Mahjong game for the Casio PV-1000.

PV1K​

Excite Mahjong 2 (Game)

1 May 1984

The sequel to Casio's PV-1000 mahjong title.

PV2K​

Casio World Open (Game)

31 December 1985

Casio's golf simulation game.

MSX​

Yami no Ryūō Hades no Monshō (Game)

31 December 1986

A vertical shoot-'em-up from Casio.

MSX​

Moai No Hihou (Game)

31 December 1986

A block-breaking puzzle-platformer for the Japanese MSX, where you hammer out rock formations in an effort to collect diamonds and reach the exit.

MSX​

Car Fighter (Game)

31 December 1985

MSX​

Eagle Fighter (Game)

31 December 1985

A fighter jet shooting game for MSX.

MSX​

Loopy Town no O-heya ga Hoshii! (Game)

31 December 1995

A Casio Loopy game

LOOP​

Little Romance (Game)

31 December 1996

A kid-friendly otome game for Casio Loopy.

LOOP​

Youkai Yashiki (Game)

23 October 1987

An action game created by Casio for the MSX in which the player character searches a house infested with Youkai: Mischievous Japanese spirits. Irem later published an enhanced version for the Famicom Disk System.

MSX​ FDS​

Pachinko-U.F.O. (Game)

1 December 1983

An early Pachinko game from Casio.

MSX​ PV2K​ PV1K​

Ski Command (Game)

31 December 1985

A shoot-em-up on a ski resort. Released by Casio for the MSX and PV-2000.

MSX​ PV2K​

Published Games

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Excite Mahjong (Game)

31 December 1983

A Mahjong game for the Casio PV-1000.

PV1K​

Excite Mahjong 2 (Game)

1 May 1984

The sequel to Casio's PV-1000 mahjong title.

PV2K​

Casio World Open (Game)

31 December 1985

Casio's golf simulation game.

MSX​

Yami no Ryūō Hades no Monshō (Game)

31 December 1986

A vertical shoot-'em-up from Casio.

MSX​

Moai No Hihou (Game)

31 December 1986

A block-breaking puzzle-platformer for the Japanese MSX, where you hammer out rock formations in an effort to collect diamonds and reach the exit.

MSX​

Car Fighter (Game)

31 December 1985

MSX​

Eagle Fighter (Game)

31 December 1985

A fighter jet shooting game for MSX.

MSX​

Wanwan Aijō Monogatari (Game)

1 August 1995

A Casio Loopy game

LOOP​

Dream Change: Kogane-chan no Fashion Party (Game)

Unknown Release

A Casio Loopy game

LOOP​

HARIHARI Seal Paradise (Game)

1 August 1995

A Casio Loopy game

LOOP​

Loopy Town no O-heya ga Hoshii! (Game)

31 December 1995

A Casio Loopy game

LOOP​

Little Romance (Game)

31 December 1996

A kid-friendly otome game for Casio Loopy.

LOOP​

Company details

Name

Casio Co. Ltd.

Abbreviation

Founded

1 June 1957

Location

Shibuya,Tokyo,Japan

Website

http://world.casio.com/

Aliases

Developed Games

• Excite Mahjong (Game)
• Excite Mahjong 2 (Game)
• Casio World Open (Game)
• Yami no Ryūō Hades no Monshō (Game)
• Moai No Hihou (Game)
• Car Fighter (Game)
• Eagle Fighter (Game)
• Loopy Town no O-heya ga Hoshii! (Game)
• Little Romance (Game)
• Youkai Yashiki (Game)
• Pachinko-U.F.O. (Game)
• Ski Command (Game)
• Daishougai Keiba: Exciting Jockey (Game)
• Nessen Koushien: Exciting Baseball (Game)
• Rakugaki Special (Game)
• view all →

Published Games

• Excite Mahjong (Game)
• Excite Mahjong 2 (Game)
• Casio World Open (Game)
• Yami no Ryūō Hades no Monshō (Game)
• Moai No Hihou (Game)
• Car Fighter (Game)
• Eagle Fighter (Game)
• Wanwan Aijō Monogatari (Game)
• Dream Change: Kogane-chan no Fashion Party (Game)
• HARIHARI Seal Paradise (Game)
• Loopy Town no O-heya ga Hoshii! (Game)
• Little Romance (Game)
• Lupiton no Wonder Palette (Game)
• Pachinko-U.F.O. (Game)
• Ski Command (Game)
• Daishougai Keiba: Exciting Jockey (Game)
• Nessen Koushien: Exciting Baseball (Game)
• Rakugaki Special (Game)
• view all →

Franchises

• Arcade Archives (Franchise)
• Excite Mahjong (Franchise)
• Oretachi Game Center Zoku (Franchise)
• Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Franchise)
• Gauntlet (Franchise)
• Warp & Warp (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Blues (Character)
• Buchu (Character)
• Chain (Character)
• Charlie (Character)
• Chen (Character)
• Club (Character)
• Fan (Character)
• Feedle (Character)
• Han-Chen (Character)
• Lady Bug (Character)
• Lan-Fang (Character)
• Lang (Character)
• Lee (Character)
• Lee Young (Character)
• Li-Jen (Character)
• Mei-Ling (Character)
• Mu (Character)
• Nuncha (Character)
• Oolong (Character)
• Po-Chin (Character)

Concepts

• 2D (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• Virtual Console (Concept)
• Animal Protagonists (Concept)
• Canceled Ports (Concept)
• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Female Protagonists (Concept)
• Game Over (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Kid Friendly (Concept)
• Kung Fu (Concept)
• Platform Exclusive (Concept)
• Press Select to Select (Concept)
• Project EGG (Concept)
• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• Alien (Concept)
• Animal Antagonist (Concept)
• Animal Cruelty (Concept)
• Anthropomorphism (Concept)
• Backtracking (Concept)

Locations

• Arena (Location)
• Space (Location)
• Africa (Location)
• Circus Tent (Location)
• Dungeon (Location)
• Egypt (Location)
• Factory (Location)
• Forest (Location)
• Haunted House (Location)
• Middle East (Location)
• Pyramid (Location)
• Tomb (Location)

Objects

• Ball (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Fan (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Tree (Object)
• Arrow (Object)
• Balloon (Object)
• Baseball (Object)
• Baseball Bat (Object)
• Baton (Object)
• Blocks (Object)
• Bō (Object)
• Boomerang (Object)
• Boulder (Object)
• Bow (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Carrot (Object)
• Chains (Object)
• Club (Object)
• Cucumber (Object)