Tamsoft

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Tamsoft Corporation
Company type
Kabushiki gaisha
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Headquarters
Asakusa, Tokyo
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Japan
Area served
Japan
Key people
Ko Ogura (President)
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Websitehttp://www.tamsoft.co.jp

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Script error: No such module "Nihongo". is a Japanese video game developer founded in 1992, best known for their work on the Battle Arena Toshinden, Onechanbara and Senran Kagura series. Its former president, Toshiaki Ōta, previously worked at Toaplan as one of the six original team members and head of software development.[2][3][4][5]

They began by being contracted to Takara in the 1990s developing several games for them, their first being the Game Boy port of SNK's Samurai Showdown. This was followed by the popular fighter Battle Arena Toshinden on Sony's PlayStation console, using the 'HyperSolid' graphics engine;[6] Tamsoft would afterwards develop the rest of the main series: Battle Arena Toshinden 2, 3, and 4. They also made SteamGear Mash on Sega Saturn, Penny Racers and the fighting adventure game AbalaBurn on PlayStation.[7]

In 1998, Tamsoft released their first self-published game, Guardian's Crusade. They returned to being a contractor and developed several games in D3 Publisher's Simple 1500 series and then Simple 2000 series on PlayStation 2, including the Onechanbara series. More recently they developed the Dream Club dating sims, and the Senran Kagura hack and slashers for Marvelous, and have also co-developed a number of spin-off games in the Hyperdimension Neptunia series.[7]

List of Tamsoft games

PlayStation

Full Price

Simple 1500 Series

PlayStation 2

Full Price

Simple 2000 Series

PlayStation Portable

Full Price

Simple 2500 Portable!! Series

  • Simple 2500 Portable!! Series Vol. 5: The Block Kuzushi Quest ~DragonKingdom~
  • Simple 2500 Portable!! Series Vol. 12: The Hohei 2: Senyuu yo, Sakini Ike
  • Simple 2500 Portable!! Series Vol. 13: The Akuma Hunters – Exorsister

Xbox 360

Wii

Nintendo DS

Full Price

  • Koisuru Purin!: Koi ha Daibouken! Dr. Kanmi no Yabou!?
  • Norimono Oukoku: You! Unten Shichainayo!
  • Paint by DS: Military Vehicles
  • Tokyo Beat Down
  • Unknown Soldier: Mokuba no Houkou
  • Witch's Wish

Simple DS Series

  • Simple DS Series Vol. 20: The Senkan
  • Simple DS Series Vol. 21: The Hohei
  • Simple DS Series Vol. 22: The AgeAge Zeroyon Midnight
  • Simple DS Series Vol. 29: The Sports Daishuugou
  • Simple DS Series Vol. 34: The Haishasan
  • Simple DS Series Vol. 39: The Shouboutai

PlayStation 3

Nintendo 3DS

PlayStation Vita

Full price

Simple V Series

  • Simple V Series Vol. 1: The Docodemo Gal Mahjong
  • Simple V Series Vol. 2: The Tōsō Highway Fullboost: Nagoya–Tokyo Gekisō 4-jikan

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 5

PC

Nintendo Switch

Sega Saturn

Xbox One

Xbox Series X/S

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