Agetec
("ASCII Game Entertainment Technology") was an American video game publishing company that was best known for bringing Japanese titles to the United States. Notable games published by Agetec include R-Type Delta, Armored Core series, and the King's Field series, as well as the "designer series" RPG Maker and Fighter Maker. Other titles Magic Pengel and Cookie & Cream, the best selling fishing titles Bass Landing and Fisherman's Bass Club, Disaster Report and its sequel, Raw Danger!.
Also recorded as Agetec, Inc.
Agetec
- Name
- Agetec Inc.
- Founded
- 1998.
- Headquarters
- Sunnyvale.
- Activity
- video game industry.
- Dissolved
- 2018.
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("ASCII Game Entertainment Technology") was an American video game publishing company that was best known for bringing Japanese titles to the United States. Notable games published by Agetec include R-Type Delta, Armored Core series, and the King's Field series, as well as the "designer series" RPG Maker and Fighter Maker. Other titles Magic Pengel and Cookie & Cream, the best selling fishing titles Bass Landing and Fisherman's Bass Club, Disaster Report and its sequel, Raw Danger!.
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Overview
Overview
Their last published title was Touch Battle Ninja for the Nintendo 3DS, released in 2014.
Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Agetec Inc. • Predecessor — ASCII Corporation • Type — Video game developer and publisher • Hq Location City — Sunnyvale, California • Hq Location Country — United States • Industry — Video games
History
History
The company was formed through ASCII Corporation, spinning off their American distribution subsidiary as an independent corporation in 1998, and became a standalone publisher one year later. ASCII announced that Agetec will handle game publishing for the North American and European markets from April 2000. Around approximately May 2018, all Agetec titles for Nintendo platforms were delisted from the Nintendo eShop in North America. Also around this time, their web site became a "server default" page. These events indicate the company has quietly become defunct.
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Institutional history
Explore 1998–2018
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1998
Agetec established.
1998
Agetec was established or created in 1998.
2018
Agetec ceased.
2018
Agetec was dissolved or ceased in 2018.
Games published
• Year — Title — Developer — Platform(s) • 1999 — R-Type Delta — Irem — PlayStation • Fighter Maker — ASCII Entertainment • Echo Night — FromSoftware • Bass Landing — ASCII Corporation • Rising Zan: The Samurai Gunman — UEP Systems • Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within — Human Entertainment • Shadow Tower — FromSoftware • 2000 — RPG Maker — Kuusoukagaku Corporation • Bust-A-Move 4 — Taito — Microsoft Windows • Armored Core: Master of Arena — FromSoftware — PlayStation • The King of Fighters: Evolution — SNK Corporation — Dreamcast • Space Marauder — Kid Corporation — Game Boy Color • Lil' Monster • Virtua Athlete 2000 — Climax Entertainment, Sega Hitmaker — Dreamcast • Eternal Ring — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • Evergrace • Armored Core 2 • 2001 — Bowling — Tamsoft — PlayStation • Chess — Success • The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle — SNK Corporation • Bass Landing 2 — Tose • Puzzle Star Sweep — Axela • Strikers 1945 — Psikyo • Metal Slug X — SNK Corporation • The Adventures of Cookie & Cream — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • The Last Blade 2 — SNK Corporation — Dreamcast • Crossroad Crisis — Success Corporation — PlayStation • Armored Core 2: Another Age — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • Panzer Front — ASCII Corporation, Soyuz — PlayStation • Putter Golf — Amedio • Garou: Mark of the Wolves — SNK Corporation — Dreamcast • 2002 — Forever Kingdom — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • All-Star Slammin' D-Ball — Access — PlayStation • King's Field: The Ancient City — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • Fisherman's Bass Club — Vingt-et-un Systems Corporation • RC Helicopter — Tomcat System — PlayStation • Rageball — Na.p.s., Team s.n.c. • Armored Core 3 — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • Disaster Report — Irem • 2003 — Phix: The Adventure — Affect — PlayStation • Big League Slugger Baseball — Now Production • Street Racquetball — Highwaystar • Magic Pengel: The Quest for Color — Garakuta Studio, Taito — PlayStation 2 • Space Channel 5 — United Game Artists • Silent Line: Armored Core — FromSoftware • 2004 — Volleyball Xciting — Art Co. Ltd • Echo Night: Beyond — FromSoftware • Armored Core: Nexus • Kuon • 2005 — Armored Core: Nine Breaker • RPG Maker 3 — Enterbrain • Wild Arms Alter Code: F — Media.Vision Entertainment • PoPoLoCrois — G-artists, Sony Computer Entertainment — PlayStation Portable • Armored Core: Formula Front — FromSoftware • 2006 — Armored Core: Last Raven — FromSoftware — PlayStation 2 • 2007 — Brain Buster Puzzle Pak — Agetec, Nikoli — Nintendo DS • Raw Danger! — Irem — PlayStation 2 • Cookie & Cream — FromSoftware — Nintendo DS • Rhythm 'n Notes — IE Institute Success • Fire Pro Wrestling Returns — S-NEO, Y'sK — PlayStation 2 • 2008 — Touch Darts — Full Fat Productions — Nintendo DS • DT Carnage — Axis Entertainment — PlayStation 2 • LOL — Route24, Skip Ltd. — Nintendo DS • Fading Shadows — Ivolgamus — PlayStation Portable • Falling Stars — PlayStation 2 • 2009 — SilverStar Chess — SilverStarJapan — Wii • SilverStar Reversi • Way of the Samurai 3 — Acquire — PlayStation 3 • 2010 — Mahjong Solitaire — Agetec — PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, PS Vita • Paul's Shooting Adventure — ICM — Nintendo DSi • Go Fetch! • Paul's Monster Adventure • 2011 — Treasure Hunter X — SilverStarJapan • Rabi Laby • Whack-A-Friend — ICM • Zimo: Mahjong Fanatic — Agetec • Roller Angels — Starfish Inc.(ja) • Kung Fu Dragon — SilverStarJapan • Go Fetch! 2 — ICM • Magical Whip: Wizards of the Phantasmal Forest — SilverStarJapan • DotMan • Break Tactics • 2012 — Quick Fill Q • Paul's Shooting Adventure 2 — ICM • The Phantom Thief Stina and 30 Jewels — SilverStarJapan — Nintendo 3DS • Rabi Laby 2 — Nintendo DSi • Touch Battle Tank: 3D — Nintendo 3DS • 2013 — Air Battle Hockey 3D • Witch's Cat • Bloody Vampire • Fish On 3D — SIMS • 2014 — Touch Battle Tank: 3D 2 — SilverStarJapan • Rabi Laby 3 • Touch Battle Ninja
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The circumstances in which Agetec stands. Recorded as video game publisher. Established or created in 1998. Agetec has its headquarters at Sunnyvale. Agetec operates in video game industry. Dissolved or ceased in 2018. Situated in United States.
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