Game maker
Epic/Sony 1987–1992 / mainly platformer / 8 titles
8 titles#55 Rank by number of titles (of 152)#42 Rank by titles released in Japan (of 152)5,900 yen Median price26 points Median Famitsu scoreAbout this game maker A record of the Famicom titles this company released. All figures were counted directly.
Titles 8 titles Period 1987-1992 Formats FC / NES Main genre platformer Median price 5,900 yen Median Famitsu score 26 points Name used at the time Epic/Sony What became of it Epic Records Japan (successor per Wikidata; not verified against the real thing) Share released in Japan
100%
Share released overseas
62%
Share with a known price
100%
Share with a known score
12%
Titles per year Covers the 8 titles with a known release date. The 0 without one are not on this line.
What genres they are Breakdown of the 11 titles with a known genre. Press a slice to open that genre's page.
Which developers made them Breakdown of the 8 titles with a known developer.
HAL Labo… 2 titles Aicom 1 titles Tose Co. 1 titles Software… 1 titles MotiveTi… 1 titles Special … 1 titles 2 Aicom 12% 1 titles
3 Tose Co. 12% 1 titles
4 Software Creations 12% 1 titles
5 MotiveTime 12% 1 titles
6 Special FX Software 12% 1 titles
Where they were released 1 titles were released in more than one region, so the total exceeds the number of titles.
1 Japan 8 titles
2 North America 5 titles
3 Europe 4 titles
8 titles 0 titles
How much they sold and what they cost Copies sold and launch prices are listed side by side. No multiplied totals are shown.
No titles here have known sales figures.
Launch price (median)
5,900 yen
8 titles have a known price
1 4,000 yen range 1 titles
2 5,000 yen range 7 titles
Famitsu score Out of 40. Across the 1 titles with a known score, the median was 26.
Titles in this group (all 8) Ordered by copies sold, then by score.Press a title to open the page for any of the 1.
Related terms Links to related pages.
Source: created by adapting the "Media Arts Database" (https://mediaarts-db.artmuseums.go.jp/) of the National Center for Art Research, National Museum of Art