Micronics
IndustryVideo game developer
Founded1982(?), Japan, Osaka
Defunct1993(?)
FateDissolved
Headquarters
Osaka
,
Japan

Micronics (マイクロニクス Maikuronikusu) was a Japanese video game developer in 1980s and 1990s. It mostly ported arcade games to the Nintendo Entertainment System. Like many video game developers, Micronics didn't credit itself in its games, displaying instead only the name of the video game publisher (with exception of Super Volleyball for the Sega Mega Drive).

While the company is not well known in the game industry, it has produced some obscure titles like 89 Dennou Kyusei Uranai. Kazuo (Kazzo) Yagi was the main programmer for the games during the NES era. The company hired professional musicians to compose music for its games such as Tsugutoshi Goto, Kimio Nomura, and Joe Hisaishi.

The company started to develop SNES games, again uncredited. However, some of its games credited Khaos in the ROM, which is believed to have been Micronics's name while developing SNES games.

Video games

Micronics developed primarily for the Nintendo Entertainment System and, to a lesser extent, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Mega Drive.[1]

Nintendo Entertainment System

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Sega Mega Drive

Note

  1. 1 2 Music was done by Capcom staff
  2. ↑ Programming only. (Planning, design and music were done by Capcom staff.)

References

  1. ↑ "Video Game Rebirth : Game Database : Company". www.vgrebirth.org. Archived from the original on 30 June 2007. Retrieved 12 January 2022.


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