Namco

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Namco
Founded: 1955-06-01
Defunct: 2006-03-31
Merged into: Bandai (2005)
Headquarters: Ohta-ku, Tokyo, Japan

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Namco Limited (株式会社ナムコ) was a multinational video game company based in Japan. Computer versions of their games were produced by other companies while Namco itself produced games for the PC Engine. Namco's PC Engine games were re-released digitally and as part of compilations by its successor, Bandai Namco.

Softography

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PC-8001

• Dig Dug (1983)

PC-8001 mkII

• Pac-Man (198x)

PC-8801

• Galaxian (198x)
• Pac-Man (198x)
• Dig Dug (198x)
• Alphos (1984)
• Xevious (1985)

PC-6001

• Tiny Xevious (1984)

PC-6001 mkII

• Galaxian (198x)
• Pac-Man (198x)
• Dig Dug (198x)
• Tiny Xevious mkII (198x)
• Grobda (198x)
• Mappy (1986)

PC-9801

• Xevious (1985)

PC-9801 U

• Galaga (1985)

PC-9801 M

• Gaplus (1985)

PC-8001 mkII SR

• Dig Dug (198x)
• Grobda (198x)
• Pac-Land (198x)
• Mappy (1986)

PC-6601

• Mappy (1986)

PC-8801 mkII SR

• Mappy (1986)
• Grobda (1986)
• Dragon Buster (1987)

PC Engine

• Yokai Douchuuki (1988)
• Pro Yakyu World Stadium (1988)
• Galaga '88 (1988)
• Pro Tennis: World Court (1988)
• Dragon Spirit (1988)
• Wonder-Momo (1989)
• Pac-Land (1989)
• Final Lap Twin (1989)
• Ordyne (1989)
• Genpei Toumaden (1990)
• Splatterhouse (1990)
• Barunba (1990)
• Xevious: Fardraut Densetsu (1990)
• Bravoman (1990)
• Valkyrie no Densetsu (1990)
• Final Blaster (1990)
• Marchen Maze (1990)
• Obocchamakun (1991)
• Pro Yakyu World Stadium '91 (1991)
• World Jockey (1991)
• World Circuit (1991)
• Dragon Saber (1991)
• Chibi Maruko-Chan: Quiz de Piihyara (1992)
• Genpei Tomaden: Kannoni (1992)
• The Tower of Druaga (1992)

PC-9801 UV

• Dragon Buster (1989)

TurboGrafx-16

• Galaga '90 (1989)
• World Court Tennis (1989)
• Pac-Land (1989)
• Dragon Spirit (1989)
• Ordyne (1989)
• Splatterhouse (1990)
• Samurai-Ghost (1992)

PC-9801 VX

• Pac-Man (1992)

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