SAS Sakata

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A Japanese company that mainly developed titles for Data East.

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A Japanese company that mainly developed titles for Data East.

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Sanrio Shanghai (Game)

31 August 1994

A spin-off of the Shanghai series of mahjong solitaire games that is intended for younger audiences, featuring characters from the cutesy world of Sanrio.

SNES​

Doraemon: Nobita to Yousei no Kuni (Game)

19 February 1993

An adventure game with action levels based on the Doraemon license, about a robotic cat and his human friends. It's the first of several Super Famicom adaptations of Doraemon.

SNES​

Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Yokohama-ko Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (Game)

26 February 1988

The second entry in the Tantei Jinguuji Saburo (Jake Hunter) series about the death of a person's missing fiancee and her connection to an underground trafficking organization.

NES​

Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Kiken na Futari (Game)

9 December 1988

The third entry in the Tantei Jinguuji Saburo series where a motorcycle racer crashes during a race but a different person's body is discovered in the wreckage.

FDS​

Alice no Paint Adventure (Game)

15 September 1995

An adventure game using the Super Famicom Mouse. There are two modes: story, and paint.

SNES​

Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi (Game)

11 August 1995

A Donald Duck licensed platformer released in 1995 for the Super Famicom.

SNES​

Heracles no Eikou: Ugokidashita Kamigami (Game)

27 December 1992

A Gameboy spin-off to Data East's Glory of Heracles series.

GB​ 3DSE​

Doraemon 2: Nobita no Toys Land Daibouken (Game)

17 December 1993

A platformer with adventure games elements featuring the robotic cat Doraemon released for the Super Famicom by SAS Sakata. It follows Doraemon: Nobita to Yousei no Kuni.

SNES​

Lupin III: Densetsu No Hihou wo Oe! (Game)

27 December 1994

A side-scrolling action game featuring Monkey Punch's gentleman thief Arsene Lupin III. It was released on the Super Famicom in 1994.

SNES​

Kakinoki Shogi (Game)

1 September 1995

Shogi software developed by Yoshikazu Kakinoki that was released on various systems in 1995. Later saw many sequels for mobile devices.

SNES​ PS1​ 3DO​ +1

Magical Drop F: Daibouken mo Rakujanai! (Game)

21 October 1999

An installment in the Magical Drop series with an RPG-like story mode.

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

Wizap! - Ankoku no Ou (Game)

22 September 1994

A strategy RPG for the Super Famicom developed by SAS Sakata and published by ASCII Corp. It is the middle chapter of ASCII's Dark Lord trilogy, sitting between Dark Lord and Dark Law.

SNES​

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SAS Sakata

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Developed Games

• Sanrio Shanghai (Game)
• Doraemon: Nobita to Yousei no Kuni (Game)
• Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Yokohama-ko Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (Game)
• Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Kiken na Futari (Game)
• Alice no Paint Adventure (Game)
• Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi (Game)
• Heracles no Eikou: Ugokidashita Kamigami (Game)
• Doraemon 2: Nobita no Toys Land Daibouken (Game)
• Lupin III: Densetsu No Hihou wo Oe! (Game)
• Kakinoki Shogi (Game)
• Magical Drop F: Daibouken mo Rakujanai! (Game)
• Wizap! - Ankoku no Ou (Game)
• Conveni Wars Barcode Battler Senki: Super Senshi Shutsugeki Seyo! (Game)
• Famicom Yakyuu Ban (Game)
• Parasol Henbee (Game)
• Cyraid (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Arcade Archives (Franchise)
• Doraemon (Franchise)
• Jake Hunter (Franchise)
• Disney (Franchise)
• Oretachi Game Center Zoku (Franchise)
• Alice in Wonderland (Franchise)
• Arcade Archives 2 (Franchise)
• Baseball (Franchise)
• Boulder Dash (Franchise)
• BurgerTime (Franchise)
• Donald Duck (Franchise)
• Family Stadium (Franchise)
• Glory of Heracles (Franchise)
• Hello Kitty (Franchise)
• Kakinoki Shogi (Franchise)
• Lupin III (Franchise)
• Magical Drop (Franchise)
• RoboCop (Franchise)
• Sanrio (Franchise)
• Shanghai (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Jake Hunter (Character)
• Doraemon (Character)
• Arsene Lupin III (Character)
• Casey Wong (Character)
• Clarence Boddicker (Character)
• Daisuke Jigen (Character)
• Daisy Duck (Character)
• Dewey (Character)
• Dick Jones (Character)
• Donald Duck (Character)
• ED-209 (Character)
• Emil Antonowsky (Character)
• Fire Man (Character)
• Fujiko Mine (Character)
• God (Character)
• Goemon Ishikawa (Character)
• Goofy (Character)
• Hangyodon (Character)
• Hello Kitty (Character)
• Huey (Character)

Concepts

• Licensed Game (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Barcode Battler Enhanced (Concept)
• Games Based on Anime (Concept)
• Antstream Arcade (Concept)
• Cheat Code (Concept)
• Side-Scrolling (Concept)
• DECO Cassette System (Concept)
• Japanese Games Based on Western IPs (Concept)
• Power Up (Concept)
• SNES Mouse Support (Concept)
• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• Anthropomorphism (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• CGA Graphics (Concept)
• Cats (Concept)
• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Fan Translation (Concept)

Locations

• Cave (Location)
• Sports Stadium (Location)
• Arena (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Desert (Location)
• Earth (Location)
• Manhattan (Location)
• OCP Tower (Location)
• Post Office (Location)
• Street (Location)
• Underground (Location)
• Underwater (Location)

Objects

• Gun (Object)
• Ladder (Object)
• Apple (Object)
• Auto-9 (Object)
• Baseball (Object)
• Baseball Bat (Object)
• Baseball Cap (Object)
• Bicycle (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Boomerang (Object)
• Boulder (Object)
• Bread (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Chainsaw (Object)
• Cheese (Object)
• Cobra Assault Cannon (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Diamond (Object)
• Egg (Object)
• Facial Hair (Object)