Yanoman Corporation
Yanoman Corporation (株式会社やのまん, Kabushiki Gaisha Yanoman) is a jigsaw puzzle and board game manufacturer that for a period from 1990 to 1997 also published video games in Japan, including Max Entertainment's FEDA: The Emblem of Justice series and Climax Entertainment's Runabout.
FEDA Design Documents
FEDA design documents posted by Yanoman on Twitter.[1]
On the thirtieth anniversary of FEDA: The Emblem of Justice's Super Famicom release, Yanoman shared a sample of design documents for both games that were salvaged from an abandoned warehouse.[1]
External Links
- Website: https://www.yanoman.co.jp/
- Twitter: https://x.com/puzzle_yanoman
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Twitter post. Twitter. Yanoman Corporation (株式会社やのまん, @puzzle_yanoman). October 28, 2024.
Studio Directory
- See alsoː Who Made the Shining Series?
| Shining Studios | |
|---|---|
| Game Studios | Climax Entertainment・Sonic! Software Planning・Camelot Software Planning・Nex Entertainment・Grasshopper Manufacture・Amusement Vision・Neverland Company・Flight-Plan・Sega AM2・Studio Saizensen・Media.Vision |
| Supporting Studios | Rit's・R.I.S.・Seraphic・Winds・Treasure |
| Art Studios | Salamander Factory・Swallowtails・Studio 4°C |
| Publishers | Sega・Atlus |
| Related Studios | |
| Game Studios | Chunsoft・Enix・Max Entertainment・Matrix Software |
| Publishers | Yanoman Corporation |