Omegafire

Omegafire (called オメガファイヤー Omegafaiyā in Japan) was a fanon company founded in 2000. It primarily developed games for Nintendo consoles, though it also made consoles itself and developed for other systems as well. While its primary focus was on video games, it also published manga, comics, novels, movies, TV shows, etc. It released its first console, the Omegafire Mira, in 2017.
==History==
Omegafire was founded as ALG Inc. on November 2, 2000. It produced its first games between 2002 and 2005, but most were left with mixed reviews or cancelled entirely. It had a six-year hiatus from creating games from 2006 to 2012, ended by the release of Super Mario 99 for the Nintendo Wii, a sequel to Super Mario 64, after ALG had made a partnership with Nintendo and gained rights to the Mario franchise.
ALG rose to fame following the release of Super Mario 99. Later, Mario Kart U was released and received critical acclaim. ALG also created New Super Mario Bros. 5-Star Adventure, which also received critical acclaim and is known as the game that truly brought ALG to fame. This later spawned a sequel, New Super Mario Bros. 5-Star Adventure 2, in early 2013.
Between 2013 and Q2 2015, ALG produced many more games, mainly of the Mario series. It also developed two consoles, but only one was barely successful. In 2015, ALG announced that it was changing and officially changed it's name to OmegaAlpha Games. As OmegaAlpha, it developed Splatoon X and began development on Kid Icarus: Armageddon. In another attempt at consoles, OmegaAlpha announced the Nintendo EX, which was very well received upon its reveal.
On December 9, 2015, the name was changed yet again into Omegafire. While it still developed games for Nintendo consoles, it has since moved onto other consoles alongside it including support for PlayStation 4 and more exclusives and enhancements for the EX. On October 9, 2016, OmegaFire hinted that it was developing a new console, later revealed to be the Omegafire Mira.
In later 2017, the company was suddenly shut down.
==Games Produced==
Name 	Platforms 	Release 	Notes
Fantendo Coliseum 	Wii U, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo EX 	April 14, 2017	
Hades 	PC, Wii U, PlayStation 4, Xbox One 	Q2 2017 	First OmegaFire game released on a third-party console
Kid Icarus: Armageddon 	New Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo EX	Q2 2017 	
Underground Cyborg Facility	PC, Nintendo EX 	Q4 2017 	
Super Mario Rising 	Nintendo Switch, Nintendo EX, Omegafire Mira 	TBA 2017 	
===As ALG/OmegaAlpha===
Name 	Platforms 	Release 	Notes
Super Mario 99 	Wii, Nintendo 3DS 	September 20, 2012	
New Super Mario Bros. 5-Star Adventure 	Wii, Nintendo 3DS 	November 2, 2012 	Was later remade for the EX
Super Mario Brawlers 	Wii, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Airow	January 30, 2013 	
New Super Mario Bros. 5-Star Adventue 2	Wii U 	February 5, 2013 	
Super Smash Bros. Golden X 	Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Airow 	April 1, 2013 	
Super Mario Super Sword 	Wii U, Nintendo 3DS 	October 15, 2013 	
Mario Kart U 	Wii U 	December 20, 2013 	
Super Mario Bros. Experience 	Wii U 	August 8, 2014 	
==Cancelled Games==
Name 	Platforms 	Notes
Eximius 	Nintendo EX, Wii U 	
Daybreak	Omegafire Mira, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One	
==Consoles Produced==
Name 	Release 	Generation	Notes
WiiTablet 	January 18, 2013 	7th Gen 	Released as ALG, was a commercial failure
Nintendo Airow	January 30, 2013 	7th Gen 	Released as ALG
Nintendo EX 	December 18, 2015	8th Gen 	
Omegafire Mira	TBA 2017 	9th Gen 	
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