Takumi - Revision history

Plasmo at 21:33, 18 January 2025

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2023-11-13T00:00:32Z

2021-05-24T14:13:27Z

Rephrase toaplan's dissolution note to avoid misleading connection to Raizing

2020-10-05T09:27:27Z

Shooting games developed by Takumi

2020-08-01T11:34:37Z

Doesn't the Giga Wing series top out at 20 digits?

2020-06-23T22:50:30Z

Takumi Corporation

2020-06-23T22:47:39Z

Takumi Corporation

2020-06-08T03:47:53Z

Takumi Corporation

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 '''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off to form several companies: [[CAVE]], Takumi, and [[Gazelle]]. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Kyuukyoku Tiger II]]''.
-Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''wild and agressive difficulty style''',  '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions.
+Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions.
 ===== [[Shooting game]]s developed by Takumi =====
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 | ''[[Night Raid]]'' || 2001
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-| ''Yokushin: [[Giga Wing Generations]]'' || 2004
+| ''[[Giga Wing Generations]]'' || 2004
 |}

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 | ''[[Night Raid]]'' || 2001
 |-
-| ''[[Giga Wing Generations]]'' || 2004
+| ''Yokushin: [[Giga Wing Generations]]'' || 2004
 |}

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 '''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off to form several companies: [[CAVE]], Takumi, and [[Gazelle]]. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Kyuukyoku Tiger II]]''.
-Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions.
+Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''wild and agressive difficulty style''',  '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions.
 ===== [[Shooting game]]s developed by Takumi =====

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 == Takumi Corporation ==
 [[File:Logo_Takumi.png|center]]
-'''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off to form several companies: [[CAVE]], Takumi, and [[Gazelle]]. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Twin Cobra II]]''.
+'''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off to form several companies: [[CAVE]], Takumi, and [[Gazelle]]. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Kyuukyoku Tiger II]]''.
-Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions!
+Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions.
 ===== [[Shooting game]]s developed by Takumi =====

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 == Takumi Corporation ==
 [[File:Logo_Takumi.png|center]]
-'''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off into four companies; [[CAVE]], [[Raizing]], Takumi, and Gazelle. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Twin Cobra II]]''.
+'''Takumi Corporation''' was a Japanese game development company formed after the bankruptcy of [[Toaplan]] in 1994. When Toaplan was dissolved, the staffers split off to form several companies: [[CAVE]], Takumi, and [[Gazelle]]. To our knowledge, Takumi is the only company to create direct sequels of Toaplan IPs, such as ''[[Twin Cobra II]]''.
 Takumi games are typically known for their '''very high bullet counts''', '''bullet manipulation mechanics''' (such as reflecting and absorbing bullets), and '''multiplier-based scoring systems''' that result in '''astronomically high scores'''. The ''Giga Wing'' series, in particular, can achieve scores up to the quintillions!

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 ! Game !! Year
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-| ''[[Twin Cobra II]] (Kyukyoku Tiger II)'' || 1995
+| ''[[Kyuukyoku Tiger II]] (Twin Cobra II)'' || 1995
 |-
 | ''[[Giga Wing]]'' || 1999
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 |-
 | ''[[Mars Matrix]]'' || 2000
 |-
 | ''[[Giga Wing Generations]]'' || 2004
 |}