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! Game !! Year !! Publisher(s) | ! Game !! Year !! Publisher(s) | ||
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| − | | ''[[Mr. HELI no | + | | ''[[Mr. HELI no Daiboken]]'' (Battle Chopper) || 1987 || Irem (JP) |
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| ''[[R-Type]]'' || 1987 || Irem (JP), Nintendo (NA) | | ''[[R-Type]]'' || 1987 || Irem (JP), Nintendo (NA) | ||
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| ''[[Image Fight]]'' || 1988 || Irem (JP) | | ''[[Image Fight]]'' || 1988 || Irem (JP) | ||
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| − | | ''[[ | + | | ''[[Dragon Breed]]'' || 1989 || Irem |
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| ''[[R-Type II]]'' || 1989 || Irem (JP) | | ''[[R-Type II]]'' || 1989 || Irem (JP) | ||
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| + | | ''[[X Multiply]]'' || 1989 || Irem (JP) | ||
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| ''[[Air Duel]]'' || 1990 || Irem (world) | | ''[[Air Duel]]'' || 1990 || Irem (world) | ||
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| − | | ''[[ | + | | ''[[Thunder Blaster]]'' (Lethal Thunder) || 1991 || Irem (JP/Na) |
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| − | | ''[[Armed Police Unit Gallop | + | | ''[[Armed Police Unit Gallop]]'' (Cosmic Cop) || 1991 || Irem (JP/NA) |
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| ''[[Super R-Type]]'' || 1991 || Irem (NA/JP/EU) | | ''[[Super R-Type]]'' || 1991 || Irem (NA/JP/EU) | ||
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| + | | ''[[Mahou Keibitai Gun Hohki]]'' (Mystic Riders) || 1992 || Irem | ||
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| ''[[R-Type Leo]]'' || 1992 || Irem (world) | | ''[[R-Type Leo]]'' || 1992 || Irem (world) | ||
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| − | | ''[[ | + | | ''[[Fire Barrel]]'' || 1993 || Tamtex |
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| + | | ''[[Kaitei Daisenso]]'' (In the Hunt) || 1993 || Irem (world) | ||
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| ''[[R-Type III: The Third Lightning]]'' || 1993 || Irem (world) | | ''[[R-Type III: The Third Lightning]]'' || 1993 || Irem (world) | ||
Revision as of 10:19, 17 June 2021
Irem Software Engineering
Irem Software Engineering is a Japanese video game developer and publisher. They are primarily a developer for video game consoles, but have a history of releasing arcade games as well, the most notable being Moon Patrol, Kung-Fu Master, and the R-Type series of shooting games. After the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, Irem closed its game development division in order to focus on pachinko and slot machine development. Some of the game developers moved on to form Granzella, the company currently responsible for R-Type Final 2 on Kickstarter.
Shooting games developed by Irem
| Game | Year | Publisher(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. HELI no Daiboken (Battle Chopper) | 1987 | Irem (JP) |
| R-Type | 1987 | Irem (JP), Nintendo (NA) |
| Image Fight | 1988 | Irem (JP) |
| Dragon Breed | 1989 | Irem |
| R-Type II | 1989 | Irem (JP) |
| X Multiply | 1989 | Irem (JP) |
| Air Duel | 1990 | Irem (world) |
| Thunder Blaster (Lethal Thunder) | 1991 | Irem (JP/Na) |
| Armed Police Unit Gallop (Cosmic Cop) | 1991 | Irem (JP/NA) |
| Super R-Type | 1991 | Irem (NA/JP/EU) |
| Mahou Keibitai Gun Hohki (Mystic Riders) | 1992 | Irem |
| R-Type Leo | 1992 | Irem (world) |
| Fire Barrel | 1993 | Tamtex |
| Kaitei Daisenso (In the Hunt) | 1993 | Irem (world) |
| R-Type III: The Third Lightning | 1993 | Irem (world) |
| R-Type Delta | 1998 | Irem (JP), Agetec (NA), Sony (EU) |
| R-Type Final | 2003 |
