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America's Next Top Velveeta Model (cycle 1)

The 1st cycle of the Fresh Face spin-off titled America's Next Top Velveeta Model premiered on June 6 2021. This season followed the same rules as Fresh Face 7, but was aimed to be more light-hearted.

The season was orginally planned to be hosted by Calymne, a popular Fresh Face contestant. However, before the season started she was mysteriously murdered after Zoop went missing from the cast. In a shocking turn of events Zoop was relocated and declared herself as the new host. To quote Zoop: ''Karma's a bitch and her name is Zoop. Now watch me steal this hoe's job''. Zoop would later make multiple appearances in the Fresh Face franchise and become a stable figure for the show. Calymne was revealed to be alive after joining Fresh Face: All Stars 1.

Contestant Titty is the sister of the iconic model Booby.

The winner of this season was Yessica with Naemi placing as the runner up.

**Future Appearance**

## Contestants

### Photo shoot guide

* **Episode 1 photo shoot:** Maxis Magazine
* **Episode 2 photo shoot:** Makeover Roulette
* **Episode 3 photo shoot:** Sunny Swimwear
* **Episode 4 photo shoot:** Black, White, and Bald
* **Episode 5 photo shoot:** Paper Couples
* **Episode 6 photo shoot:** Haus of Cheese
* **Episode 7 photo shoot:** Sheep!
* **Episode 8 photo shoot:** Velveeta Campaign
* **Final photo shoot:** Regality
Oedo Fight: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Oedo Fight*

End credits in the arcade game.

## Staff

* Programer
	+ Naoki Hoshizaki
* Background Designer
	+ Tomoko Nakayama
* Character Designer
	+ Susumu Konno
	+ Masanori Yoshihara
	+ Akihiro Tokita
* Sound Creator
	+ Tatsuya Watanabe
* Special Thanks To
	+ Japan Action Club
	+ Jyunko Abe
	+ Tadao Yoshikawa
	+ Miyuki Suzuki
* Executive Producer
	+ Hiroshi Kaneko
* Presented By: **Kaneko** / **ATOP**
Kaneko USA

**Kaneko USA** was once a US subsidiary of Kaneko located in Buffalo Groove, Illionis. It was launched in 1990 to publish arcade and home console games. In July 1994, they had closed down for an unknown reason. This caused many projects to be discontinued or finished yet unreleased. However, one title that is the Socks game got a proper release in 2018 after a successful kickstarter campaign to relaunch to game.

## People

* Martin Glazman (President)
* Ellen Foug (Vice President)
* Jeff Hill

## List Of Titles

### Super Famicom

 *Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest* | n/a
 *Power Moves* | Power Athlete
(パワーアスリート)
System Vision

## Sources

* Pack'n Bang Bang US Flyer (Arcade Flyer Archive)
* The Soda Kids Trademark (Trademarkia)
* Socks The Cat Kickstarter
Fling Posse

**Fling Posse** est le groupe de rap qui représente la division de *Shibuya*.

## Membres

Gentaro Yumeno
*Phantom*
ÉcrivainRamuda Amemura
*easy R*
CouturierDice Arisugawa
*Dead or Alive*
Parieur
## Liste des chansons et albums

*Toutes les chansons et albums de **Hypnosis Mic** peuvent être trouvés ici.*

Pistes:

1. *Drops* (Ramuda Amemura en solo)
2. *Scenario Liar* (Gentaro Yumeno en solo)
3. *3$EVEN* (Dice Arisugawa en solo)

Date de sortie: 27 Décembre 2017

Pistes:

1. *Shibuya Marble Texture -PCCS-*

Date de sortie: 18 Juillet 2018

Pistes:

1. *Shibuya Marble Texture -PCCS- (Candy Dazed remix)*

Date de sortie: 14 Novembre 2018

Pistes:

1. *Stella*

Date de sortie: 24 Avril 2019

Pistes:

1. *Pink-Colored Love* (Ramuda Amemura en solo)
2. *Calyx* (Gentaro Yumeno en solo)
3. *SCRAMBLE GAMBLE* (Dice Arisugawa en solo)

Date de sortie: 26 Février 2020

## Anecdotes

* Le logo de **Fling Posse** fait référence à Hachiko, dont la statue est située à l'extérieur de la gare de *Shibuya*.
* L'anniversaire de chaque membre est une référence à un aspect de sa personnalité ou de son comportement.
	+ **Ramuda**, qui affiche généralement une attitude douce et insouciante, est né le 14 Février, jour de la **Saint-Valentin**.
	+ **Gentaro**, qui a tendance à tromper les gens, est né le 1er Avril, jour du **Poisson d'Avril**.
	+ **Dice**, qui aime les jeux d'argent et autres jeux de chance, est né le 7 Juillet (7/7).
* Tous les membres portent un motif scintillant sur leurs tenues. Ils peuvent être trouvés sur la broche de **Ramuda**, sur le fermoir de la cape de **Gentaro** et sur le dessin sur le manteau de **Dice**.
	+ Il ressemble également au motif du *shippo* qui représente les sept trésors du **bouddhisme** (or, argent, perle, corail, cristal, agate et lapis lazuli). Dans le **bouddhisme**, il a aussi une signification de la chaîne sans fin d'expansion de l'harmonie et de la paix.
* *Shibuya* est un quartier de divertissement et de vie nocturne, attirant une clientèle majoritairement plus jeune, elle a la réputation d'être très à la mode.
Beautiful's Next Top Model (cycle 3)

Cycle 3 of Beautiful's Next Top Sims Model premiered on June 4 2022, on Reality Bites Games. This cycle was again hosted by cycle 1 alumni Booby. This is the first cycle were users could submit in their own models. In total 28 models showed up for the semis. Orginally Booby announced half of them would be cut before entering the competition, but then decided to add 2 more models making a final 16 as the public couldn't agree on the last few spots.

Elise Burton previously tried out Australia's Next Top Sims Model, but didn't make the cast that season.

The winner was Teneg with Qudussa placing as the runner up.

## Contestants

 Inlia
 Justyna
 Line

## Call Out Order

* **Week 0 photo shoot:** Casting week
* **Week 1 photo shoot:** Simple beauty
* Makeovers
* **Week 2 photo shoot:** Rooftop Swimwear
* **Week 3 photo shoot:** Minimal makeup beauty shoot
* **Week 4 photo shoot:** Neon groups
* **Week 5 photo shoot:** Temptation of Eve
* **Week 6 photo shoot:** Rodeo drive
* **Week 7 photo shoot:** Grocery store couture
* **Week 8 photo shoot:** VIP party
* **Week 9 photo shoot:** Pele, goddess of volcanoes
* **Week 10 photo shoot:** Covergirl
* **Finale photo shoot:** ID-covershoot
Wiki Hypnosis Mic

**Bienvenu(e) dans La Division !**

Bienvenu(e) sur le Wiki **Hypnosis Microphone** non officiel, fait par des fans pour des fans !
Nous sommes toujours en croissance, donc veuillez patienter s'il vous plaît, nous faisons de notre maximum pour ce Wiki ! Nous acceptons de l'aide mais seulement celle des personnes de confiance et avec quelques bases en coding !
Attention: *ce Wiki contient des spoilers sur les médias liés à **Hypnosis Microphone***.

🎤Liens Officiel🎤

**Personnages**

**Médias**

**Annonce**

    L'anime est enfin là ! Vous pouvez le retrouver sur vos sites de streaming favoris !

**Mise à jour officiel**

- Dotsuitare Hompo et Bad Ass Temple arrivent bientôt dans Hypnosis Mic -Alternative Rap Battle-, le 7 Octobre !!

- *Rule the Stage -track.3-* sera là en Octobre 2020

**Annonce des administrateurs**

- L'ajout des personnages est en cours ! Si vous avez des informations sur les personnages qui ne sont pas mis sur leurs fiches, merci de nous le dire pour que nous les ajoutions, adressez-vous à **Yinaku** pour les lui remettre !

- Nous recherchons des personnes pour nous donner un coup de main pour le wiki, adressez-vous à **Yinaku** si vous êtes intéressé !
Jiro Yamada

**Jiro Yamada** alias **MC.M.B (Middle Bro)** est un lycéen qui travail aussi à temps partiel chez *Yamada - Hommes à tout faire*, il est également un membre de Buster Bros!!!.

## Profil

Deuxième fils de la famille **Yamada** et deuxième membre de Buster Bros!!!, **Jiro** est considéré comme un grand combattant. Il idolâtre Ichiro Yamada, son grand frère, qui est aimé de tous, il a grandi en suivant ses pas et est ainsi devenu un délinquant comme lui, d'ailleurs, quiconque se moque de son grand frère, sera démoli par lui. Concernant son petit frère, Saburo Yamada, ce n'est pas la grande joie, ils sont toujours en train de se disputer. Tout comme **Ichiro**, il déteste les intimidateurs, aussi, à cause de l'influence de son grand frère, il est fans des animes, des mangas et des *light novels*.

## Apparence

**Jiro** a des cheveux noirs au cou et une hétérochromie : son œil gauche est vert, tandis que son œil droit est jaune. Il a un grain de beauté sous son œil gauche et un sous le côté gauche de sa bouche.

Il porte un t-shirt noir avec deux fermetures à glissière et un blouson d'aviateur bleu et blanc avec des étiquettes «Buster Bros» sur la poitrine. Il porte également un jean gris déchiré et des baskets noires aux accents bleus. Il porte des anneaux sur son index droit et des annulaires sur les deux mains et sur son pouce gauche. Il porte également un badge rouge étiqueté «B» et un plus petit badge bleu étiqueté «M» sur une chemise à carreaux bleu et blanc nouée autour de sa taille, et une casquette rouge et noir.

Le Hypnosis Microphone de **Jiro** est un microphone standard de couleur bleue avec des anneaux décorés par «MB». Ses enceintes prennent la forme d'un ensemble rock avec des guitares Gibson Flying V, des amplificateurs et des cymbales avec le logo de Buster Bros!!! sur une grosse caisse.

## Capacité de rap

* **Rallye**: lance une attaque puissante en utilisant un pouvoir d'un de ses coéquipiers.

## Musiques

### En solo

* *This Means War*
* *School of IKB*

### En groupes

* *IKEBUKURO WEST GAME PARK*
	+ *IKEBUKURO WEST GAME PARK (Boyz Sunshine remix)*
* *EZ DO RAP*
* *Good Morning, Ikebukuro*
* *Gimme The Mic*
* *Counterfeit Busters*
* *Rhyme Anima's Mixtape -IKEBUKURO-*
* *Bonds -IKEBUKURO ver.-*
* *RUN THIS CITY*

### All Stars

* *Division Rap Battle*
* *Division Battle Anthem*
* *Hoodstar*
* *Alternative Rap Battle*
* *Division Rap Battle+*
* *Division Battle Anthem+*
* *Survival of the Illest*
* *SUMMIT OF DIVISIONS*
* *Rhyme Anima*

## Étymologie

* **Jiro** signifie «*deux*» (二) (ji) et «*fils*» (郎) (rou).
* **Yamada** signifie «*montagne*, *colline*» (山) (yama) et «*champ*, *rizière*» (田) (ta / da).

## Anecdotes

* La citation de **Jiro** vient d'un auteur Irlandais nommé George Bernard Shaw.
* Il est droitier.
* Il aime **Ichiro**, le football, les animes, les mangas et les *light novels*, cependant, il n'aime pas étudier et les films d'horreur.
* La nourriture préférée de **Jiro** est le curry, par contre, il n'aime pas les prunes salées (umeboshi).
* Le modèle de guitare qu'il utilise est une Gibson Flying V.
Air Buster: Hidden Content

*This is a Sub Page of Air Buster: Trouble Specialty Raid Unit*

Hidden or Unused content that's in all versions.

#### Fish-Like Enemy

 A strange enemy that supposedly has two eyes. The use for the enemy is currently unknown.

#### Laser Turret Animations

Two unused animations of the laser turret aiming horizontally and vertically. It's a possibility that these animations are cut to optimize difficulty.

#### Unused Background Tiles

These unused tiles could've been used for the Shell Frame boss fight as the palette loads in Mechanical Cave.
Australia's Next Top Sims Model (cycle 1)

In June 2021 it was revealed that the producers of Britain's Next Top Sims Model were going to look for Australia's Next Top Sims Model. The 1st cycle of Australia's Next Top Model premiered on June 17, 2021.

Australia's Next Top Sims Model had a slight format change in comparison to its mother franchise BNTSM. The viewers at home would still vote for their favourite photos of the week, but the judges would heavily influence the outcome. In addition to giving commentary, the judges were also given the power to save one model from the bottom two thus avoiding her being eliminated. In case of a tie the viewers votes at home would determine which model would be eliminated.

The winner was Pippa Walton with Tatiele Moraesr placing as the runner up.

## Judges

### **Call-out order**

1 = In episode 7 Magnolia was brought back after being eliminated and thus got to stay in the competition

2 = In episode 9 Sigrid quit the competition

### Average call-out order

Casting call-out order and final two are not included.
MAD TRIGGER CREW

**MAD TRIGGER CREW** est le groupe de rap qui représente la division de *Yokohama*.

## Membres

Jyuto Iruma
*45 Rabbit*Samatoki Aohitsugi
*Mr.Hc*Rio Mason Busujima
*Crazy M*
## Liste des chansons et albums

*Toutes les chansons et albums de **Hypnosis Mic** peuvent être trouvés ici.*

Pistes:

1. *G anthem of Y-CITY* (Samatoki Aohitsugi en solo)
2. *Bayside Smoking Blues* (Jyuto Iruma en solo)
3. *What's My Name?* (Rio Mason Busujima en solo)

Date de sortie: 15 Novembre 2017

Pistes:

1. *Yokohama Walker*

Date de sortie: 16 Mai 2018

Pistes:

1. *Yokohama Walker (Triple Trippin’ remix)*

Date de sortie: 14 Novembre 2018

Pistes:

1. *Money Maker (Dead Pools)*

Date de sortie: 24 Avril 2019

Pistes:

1. *Gangsta's Paradise* (Samatoki Aohitsugi en solo)
2. *Uncrushable* (Jyuto Iruma en solo)
3. *2DIE4* (Rio Mason Busujima en solo)

Date de sortie: 29 Janvier 2020

### Autres et en vedette

* *WAR WAR WAR* (en vedette)
* *DEATH RESPECT* (en vedette)
* *Gimme The Mic* (en vedette)
* *Trigger Off*
* *Rhyme Anima's Mixtape -YOKOHAMA-*
* *RED ZONE (Don't Test da Master)*

## Anecdotes

* Leur musique est principalement basée sur le style **Gangsta West-Side**.
* Chacun des noms des membres contient un caractère kanji pour un animal.
	+ Le nom de **Samatoki** contient le caractère du cheval.
	+ **Jyuto** contient le caractère du lapin.
	+ **Rio** contient le caractère de l'uguisu, également connu sous le nom de fauvette des broussailles du *Japon*.
* Tous les membres portent des triangles sur leurs tenues. Ils se trouvent sur le pendentif de **Samatoki**, sur les épingles et la pince à cravate de **Jyuto**, et sur les poches de la chemise de **Rio**.
* **Samatoki** est le seul ancien membre de The Dirty Dawg qui n'est pas le membre le plus âgé de son équipe, **Rio** et **Jyuto** étant plus âgés que lui.
* *Yokohama* est célèbre pour ses visites touristiques, en tant que deuxième plus grande ville du *Japon*. Aujourd'hui, c'est l'un des principaux ports du *Japon*.
Doppo Kannonzaka

**Doppo Kannonzaka** (観音坂 独歩, *Kannonzaka Doppo*), a.k.a **DOPPO** est un salaryman et le troisième membre de Matenrō.

## Profil

Doppo est un représentant des ventes chez E.L. Medical Co., Ltd, une boîte fabricant du matériel médical, sa caractéristique notable c'est qu'il n'en a pas.

Doppo est un pessimiste et voit toujours tout de manière négatif, il n'est donc pas intéressé à avoir des amis. A vrai dire, Hifumi Izanami est son seul ami, ils sont proches depuis l'école primaire. Malgré le nombre de situations horribles dans lequel il s'est retrouvé à cause d'Hifumi, il est toujours heureux de l'avoir avec lui.

## Rap

### Compétence

* **Berserker**: Doppo devient incontrôlable et épuise son énergie en échange d'une puissance offensive explosive.

### Thèmes

Dans ses battle et ses musiques, Doppo explore ce qu'il croit être le pire côté de l'humanité, tout comme Jakurai Jinguji. Ses paroles parlent de l'injustice et celle de la société et montre la nécessitée d'une réforme dans celle-ci. Sa musique se centre sur sa vie d'employé dans une "Black kigyō" et les attitudes des personnes les unes envers les autres.

## Chansons

### Solos

* Tigridia
* BLACK OR WHITE

### Groupe

* Shinjuku Style ~Don't Make Us Laugh~
	+ Shinjuku Style ~Don't Make Us Laugh~ (Nerve Rackin’ remix)
* The Champion
* Papillon
* Blast Wolf
* WELCOME U
* Fallin'

### All Stars

* Division Rap Battle
* Division Battle Anthem
* Hoodstar
* Alternative Rap Battle
* Division Rap Battle+
* Division Battle Anthem+
* Survival of the Illest
* SUMMIT OF DIVISIONS
* Rhyme Anima
* Bonds
* Rhyme Anima's Mixtape

### Battle

* BATTLE BATTLE BATTLE
* DEATH RESPECT

### Autres

* Wrap&Rap ～3 Minutes Vibe Cooking～
* Don't Pass The Mic

## Étymologie

* **Doppo** signifie "marcher seul" (独歩).
* **Kannonzaka** est écrit avec "vue" (観) (**kan**), "son" (音) (**non**) et "pente" (坂) (**saka**/**zaka**).
	+ **Kannon** est le nom japonais du Bodhisattva de la miséricorde, Guanyin.

## Anecdotes

* La citation de Doppo provient du livre Aurore de Friedrich Nietzsche.
* Doppo est droitier.
* Selon le guidebook, Doppo aime dormir et les plantes d'intérieur, tendit qu'il n'aime pas son patron, faire de l'exercice, se démarquer et attirer l'attention sur lui.
* Son plat préféré est l'omurice et il n'aime pas la coriandre.
* Doppo a un petit frère.
* Le nom de Doppo peut être comparé à celui de Gentaro Yumeno à cause de Doppo Kunikida, un écrivain naturaliste.
* Dans l'anime, le micro de Doppo compose le numéro "36776", qui sur un clavier téléphonique standard correspond à "DOPPO".
Magical Crystals

**This Page is in Work In Progress!**

**Magical Crystals** is a top down shooter arcade game made by Kaneko in between 1991 and 1992. The game lets you control two wizards (Blue & Red) that helps to free fairies from crystals that helps you on your journey.

## Game Play

*Magical Crystals* has a similar vibe of the 1985 arcade game, *Go! Go! Mr. Yamaguchi*. The major difference is that you can backtrack whenever you please but the main hindrance is that each level has a time limit with the max being 99 seconds. Players throw a ball that bounces through walls that they can use as a strategy to defeat enemies. Holding the button will enable a more powerful shot that's useful for stronger enemies. The teo wizards can also jump too, which is important because the arcade game is based on platforming. The player loses a life if they fall of a platform or fall to pull up from a ledge. Jumping is insanely useful for dodging enemy attacks or avoiding to collide within an enemy. Each world has three levels each, two regular levels and a boss level.

## Fairies

Fairies are immensely persistent within the game. Some of the levels require you to collect fairies in order to precede a level. Below lists the fairies and their function if obtained.
Oedo Fight

***Oedo Fight*** (Known as ***Blood Warrior*** in overseas) is the semi-sequel to *Fujiyama Buster* by Kaneko in partnership with ATOP once again. Unlike the first game which followed the *Street Fighter II* craze, this one now tries to imitate Midway's *Mortal Kombat* Series. It was released in 1994 and runs on the Kaneko AX System.

## Gameplay

What makes the gameplay much better than in the "prequel" is it's much faster paced and more responsive. Not to mention the throws are much more easier to execute than in *Fujiyama Buster*. Other than that, gameplay is still the same thing. It's also possible to do combos as well (it's difficult to do one in the "prequel").

## Fighters

*Note: It's possible that most characters from the "prequel" returned to* Oedo Fight*.*

## Regional Differences

There's few differences between the versions, such as *Blood Warrior* uses English voices. The title screen is changed as well.

## Sub-Pages

* Oedo Fight: Hidden Content
* Oedo Fight: Staff
Cyvern: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Cyvern: The Dragon Weapons*

All staff members in the arcade game.

## Staff

**Project Cyvern Staff**

* Planner
	+ A. Kaneko
	+ Tony
* Software
	+ K. Minegishi
	+ Hiyorinn. S
	+ Sho-Chan
	+ Osapan
* Design
	+ U-Zool
	+ Hiroki Narisawa
	+ Endo Chang
	+ Kazuto=Lee
	+ Ryo. Kimura
	+ Ishi-Ryu
	+ Gomez
	+ Maruken!
* Sound
	+ Katsuya Yoneda
* Special Thanks
	+ I. Horita
Air Buster: Version Differences

*This is a Sub Page of Air Buster: Trouble Specialty Raid Unit*

This sub page covers the differences between the Arcade, PC-Engine, and Mega Drive versions.

## Difficulty

Out of all the versions, the PC-Engine version is by far the most difficult. The enemy AI is more aggressive and relentless than the arcade and Mega Drive versions. The Mega Drive version while still not as hard as the PC-Engine, might irritate some players because of the funky hitboxes of the Blaster Fighters.

## Loading

This only happens in the Mega Drive version, which is an oddity to the Mega Drive since most of the games in the console don't have loading times. An explanation to the loading times is that Kaneko used a decompression method in the game. The PC-Engine version on the other hand is definitely loading free.

## Presentation

The original arcade attract mode starts with a "Kaneko Presents" screen, then it fades into the Red Blaster Fighter with all of it's side weaponry. Finally it flashes and fades to the title screen and then the High Score screen. If you inserted a coin, it shows a small cutscene with the Blaster Fighters ready to take off on top of the carrier which is absent in both the PC-Engine and Mega Drive version. Both of the Blaster Fighters show up in the introduction in the PC-Engine version, the Mega Drive version goes straight to the title screen after the Sega Logo. An extending ending only exists in the PC-Engine where the Blaster Fighters escape the collapsing fortress and peacefully returns to Earth, whereas the arcade and mega drive versions just cuts to the staff roll.
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Kageki: Staff

*This is a Sub Page Of Kageki*

Staff credited in the Arcade and Mega Drive versions.

## Arcade

  The Staff
**Directed By**
Hiroshi Kaneko (Hiroshi K.)

**Production Supervisor**
Hiroshi Kikuchi (H. Kikuchi)

**Project Leader**
Kazuyuki Oikawa (K. Oikawa)

**Project Sub Leader**
H. Mikami

**Programmers**
Kazuyuki Oikawa (K. Oikawa)
H. Saigusa
N. Narita
T. Katoh

**Graphic Supervisors**
M. Oikawa

**Graphic Designers**
(T. Tajima)
K. Fujimoto
Keisuke Matsuoka (K. Matsuoka)
Ayako Funatsu (A. Funatsu)
A. Kuratani
Toshiko Okimoto (T. Okimoto)
K. Awato
M. Ichikawa

**Sound Supervisor**
Tatsuya Watanabe (T. Watanabe)

**Sound Editor**
Seiichi Aizu (S. Aizu)

**Hard Designer**
H. Nagayoshi

**Rom Editors**
Takeshi Hamada (T. Hamada)
Hidemi Hamada (H. Hamada)
Satoshi Igarashi (S. Igarashi)
Y. Yamauchi

**Special Thanks**
K. Yamaguchi
Yuuko Mabuchi (Y. Mabuchi)

**Game Designer**
Hiroshi Kaneko (H. Kaneko)
Buster Bros!!!

**Buster Bros!!!** est le groupe de rap qui représente la division de *Ikebukuro*, cette bande est composée de trois frères.

## Membres

Jiro Yamada
*MC.M.B (Middle Bro)*Ichiro Yamada
*MC.B.B (Big Bro)*Saburo Yamada
*MC.L.B (Little Bro)*
## Liste des chansons et albums

*Toutes les chansons et albums de **Hypnosis Mic** peuvent être trouvés ici.*

    Pistes:

1. *I Am Ichiro* (Ichiro Yamada en solo)
2. *This Means War* (Jiro Yamada en solo)
3. *New star* (Saburo Yamada en solo)

Date de sortie: 25 Octobre 2017

Pistes:

1. *IKEBUKURO WEST GAME PARK*

Date de sortie: 16 Mai 2018

Pistes:

1. *IKEBUKURO WEST GAME PARK (Boyz Sunshine remix)*

Date de sortie: 14 Novembre 2018

Pistes:

1. *Good Morning, Ikebukuro*

Date de sortie: 24 Avril 2019

Pistes:

1. *Break The Wall* (Ichiro Yamada en solo)
2. *School of IKB* (Jiro Yamada en solo)
3. *Requiem* (Saburo Yamada en solo)

Date de sortie: 25 Décembre 2019

### Autres et en vedette

* *WAR WAR WAR* (en vedette)
* *EZ DO RAP*
* *Gimme The Mic* (en vedette)
* *Counterfeit Busters*
* *Rhyme Anima's Mixtape -IKEBUKURO-*
* *RUN THIS CITY*
Great 1000 Miles Rally 2

***Great 1000 Miles Rally 2*** is the sequel to 1000 Miglia and was made by Kaneko in 1995. There's only six cars although all of them return from the prequel. As from the first game, you have to complete a course under sixty seconds. unlike the first game, it's alot more competitive than the first game as there's winning positions for the racers in each stage. If you're at 1st place and on time, you get a special picture from one of the Mille Miglia books from 1982 to 1993. Kaneko would release an update titled *Great 1000 Miles Rally 2 USA* with added content such as new win pictures and a mini-game.

## First Place Pictures

All of them have citations at the top of the picture.

Page 118, 119
**Bugatti T59**
Page 122
**Ferrari 250 GTO**
Page 128, 129 | *Mille Miglia 1982*
Page 136
 *Mille Miglia 1984*
Page 183
**Porsche 550A**
Page 78, 79 | *Mille Miglia 1986*
Page 104
**Bugatti T59**
Page 157
**Porsche 550A**
Page 162
**Jaguar D-Type**
Page 142 | *Mille Miglia 1988*
Page 156
**Ferrari 250 GTO**
Page 128, 129
**Mercedez Benz 330 SLR**
Kaneko Co Ltd.

**Kaneko Seisakusho Co. LTD** is a Japanese Video Game company that was formed in June 25th, 1980 by Hiroshi Kaneko. This company formely develops mainly Consumer and Arcade games. In 2000, Kaneko exited from the gaming business with their recent game, *Gals Panic S3* on the Super Kaneko Nova System. However, sometime in 2016 they returned as a gaming distribution business. Two years later the website was shut down for unknown reasons and it's entirely unknown what the company has been doing for a while.

## Video Game Development

Kaneko has developed a wide array of games in genres, such as shoot'em ups, beat'em ups, platformers, and grid capture games. Their heavily notable for their erotic *Gals Panic* series, which has become one of their most successful franchises. While they did made mostly grid capture games, *Air Buster* and *DJ Boy* are some known games they created and was well-received alike. Other ones include *Fujiyama Buster*, *Nexzr*, *The Berlin Wall*, *Cyvern*, and *Red Clash* (the first game they made). Kaneko also made games for and by other company IP's. Hudson published *Super Star Soldier* and *Star Parodia* which were developed by Inter-State. Besides original content, they also did various games based on other forms of media, such as *Chester Cheetah*, *Fido Dido*, *Socks The Cat*, *Jackie Chan*, and *1000 Miglia*. Since 2002, Kaneko hasn't created any games for nearly two decades.

## Subsidiaries

 **Kaneko USA** | 1990
 **Kaneko Europe** | 1993

## Information (1997)

*Note that this was archived on June 17th, 1997 and was translated into english.*

Headquarters: Mitaka City, Tokyo, 3-34-4

Capital: 400 Million / 80,500,000 Yen

Established: June 25th 1980

Director: Hiroshi Kaneko

Number Of Employees: 80

Business Offices: Mitaka City (Japan), Chicago (US), United Kingdom (Europe)

Affliates: Electro Design Co Ltd. / Interstate Co Ltd.

Known Works:

* *Gals Panic*
* *DJ Boy*
* *Oedo Fight*
* *PC Genjin AC Version*
* *The Kung Fu Master Jackie Chan*
* *Zen-Nihon GT Senshuken*

Main Customers:

* Sega
* Namco
* Taito
* Banpresto
* NEC
* Nintendo
* Sony
* Hudson & Others

## Other Languages

* Japanese: カネコ
* Japanese (Alt): Kaneko Seisakusho
* Korean: 카네코
Kaneko Seisakusho Pedia Wiki

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Kaneko Seisakusho (Or Kaneko Co Ltd.)

Kaneko Seisakusho (or Kaneko Co Ltd.) is a Japanese company that first opened in June 25th, 1980 by Hiroshi Kaneko. This wiki is dedicated to preserve and inform all information and history of the company, from 1980 to what is today now.

## Important Articles

* Kaneko Co Ltd.
	+ Kaneko USA
	+ Kaneko Europe
	+ Inter State
* Kaneko Timeline
* Kaneko In Media
* People & Employees

## Video Games

* List of Kaneko games (Platform)
* List of Unreleased games
* List of Unreleased games in a region

## Extra Data

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* List of Hidden Content
* List of Enemy Databases
* Secrets In Kaneko Games

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Jiro Yamada/Relations

## Ichiro Yamada

**Jiro** aime et respecte énormément son frère aîné, **Ichiro**, il le considère comme un dieu. Il le suit toujours, presque aveuglément, que ce soit par intérêt ou pour se comporter comme des loubards. Il ne doute jamais de son frère, même si **Ichiro** le réprimande parfois en disant qu'il ne devrait pas faire tout le temps comme lui.

## Saburo Yamada

Dans le passé ils étaient proches, aujourd'hui ils se battent à chaque fois qu'ils en ont l'occasion, généralement, c'est pour attirer l'attention d'**Ichiro**. Bien que **Jiro** soit toujours irrité par **Saburo**, qui se moque tout le temps de lui, il l'aime toujours comme son petit frère et est toujours là pour le protéger.

## Jyuto Iruma

**Jiro** et **Jyuto** ont développé une haine mutuelle avant Division Rap Battle. **Jiro** détestait déjà auparavant MAD TRIGGER CREW, car il les considère comme leurs ennemis. Aussi, il l'avait pris personnellement lorsque **Jyuto** avait insulté **Saburo**, ce qui avait augmenté sa colère avant une battle. Il est également en colère quand **Jyuto** les traite tous les deux comme des enfants.

## Rio Mason Busujima

Avant Division Rap Battle, lui et **Jiro** se disputait, **Rio** avait dit à **Jyuto** de ne pas trop les taquiner en les qualifiant d'enfants, ce qui provoqua encore plus **Jiro**, celui-ci avait insulté **Rio** en lui disant qu'il ressemblait à soldat cosplayer et avait défié **Jyuto** et **Rio** de se battre.

## Doppo Kannonzaka

Lors d'un incident d'un conteneur de chantier à *Yokohama*, **Jiro** avait supposé que **Doppo** travaillait avec des personnes qui avaient enlevé **Kaede Bojo**. Il avait dit à **Doppo** qu'il était dégoûté par ses actions, bien qu'il lui ait attribué le mérite d'être le champion de Division Rap Battle, et l'avais attaqué. Lorsque les frères **Tobari** s'étaient dévoilés et avaient neutralisé les quatre équipes, **Jiro** s'était associé à **Doppo** pour gagner du temps pour que les autres combattent **Tobari** et leurs hommes.

## Rei Amayado

**Jiro** n'a jamais connu son père, **Ichiro** avait dit à **Saburo** et lui que leur père était mort quand ils étaient petits. Alors qu'**Ichiro** cherchait **Nemu** à *Osaka*, **Rei** avait rendu visite à **Jiro** et **Saburo**, leur dévoilant qu'il était leur père, et avait dit qu'**Ichiro** leur avait menti. **Jiro** avait refusé de croire **Rei**, et était en colère que **Rei** avait osé traiter **Ichiro** de menteur.

## Autres

### Urumi Asogi

**Urumi** est la personne qui donne des informations sur la pègre criminelle à **Jiro**, elle vient de *Shinjuku*. Elle aime le taquiner, cependant, est vraiment préoccupée par son bien-être.
Nexzr

**Nexzr** is the final game for the PC-Engine by Kaneko's subsidiary Inter State and Naxat Soft. It was released for the PCECD add-on in 1992. A year later, a update called Summer Carnival '93 was released with a time and score attack mode. The main protagonist controls the Slasher.

## Game Play

As far as shooters go, it's pretty basic as you dodge enemy bullets and fight boss battles at the end of each level. However, *Nexzr* only has one button to shoot, so there's no screen clearing bombs or any other action buttons for gameplay. You can also collect items that helps you in various ways.
Inter State

**Inter State** is the consumer subsidiary of Kaneko. They're notable for porting Kaneko's arcade games into various platforms such as PC-Engine and Sega Mega Drive.

## List Of Titles

### Sega Mega Drive

(エアロブラスター)
 *DJ Boy*
(DJボーイ)
 *Power Athlete* | Fighting
System Vision
 *Wani Wani World* | Platform

### Super Famicom

System Vision
Kaneko USA (US)

## Sources:

1. Peetan Release Date (TCRF)
2. Ultimate Tiger X68 Release Date (MobyGames)
Red Clash

***Red Clash*** is the *very* first game to be made by Kaneko. It's a straightforward shoot 'em up just in the same vain as many others at the early 80's with a player ship seeking through five stages to destroy the mothership while avoiding contact with enemies and little white dots. This game was produced in 1981 with the licenses of Tecmo and Suntronics.

## Ports

Red Clash was ported to the rare Emersion Arcadia 2001 a year later by UA and licensed again by Tecmo. Gameplay is the same with the exception of downgraded graphics with mostly simple colors (yellow, blue, red, etc.). This was also the first Kaneko consumer game. However, Kaneko wouldn't develop any game for consumer hardware until 1989.

## Gallery

Stage OneStage TwoStage ThreeStage FourFinal Stage w/ Mothership
Power Athlete: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Power Athlete*

Applies to both SNES & Sega.

## Cast & Staff

* Producer
	+ Akihiko Uto
* Director
	+ Takahiro Shima
* Programmer
	+ Hisato Shirochika
	+ Hideki Suzuki
* Character Design
	+ Kuzira.MK2
* Designer
	+ Kuzira.MK2
	+ T.K
	+ Shikanosuke
	+ Dogrou
	+ Aki. Misuzu
	+ Betty. Black
	+ Dember Sato
* Voices
	+ Kuzira.MK2
	+ Misako.S
* Sound
	+ Hideki Suzuki
* Special Thanks
	+ Kato Dappe
	+ Rika Shima
	+ Takayuki Shoji
	+ Koji Naya
* **Inter State Co. LTD / System Vision**
Power Athlete: Version Differences

*This is a Sub Page of Power Athlete*

Both the Super Famicom and Mega Drive versions are nearly identical to each other with some differences.

## Resolution

The Mega Drive has a wider resolution than the Super NES version at 320 X 224 pixels compared to the SNES's 256 X 224 Pixels. This also hugely applies to every Mega Drive game. For this game however, it actually runs on 256 X 224 pixels.

## Second Hurt Animation

While the second hurt animation appears on the SNES, it appears rarely than on the Mega Drive version however.
Great 1000 Miles Rally

***Great 1000 Miles Rally*** was the first true racing game by Kaneko in 1994 (preceded by Fighting Roller). The game is based on the 20th century European races of the same name mostly in Italy. It's isometric perspective gives it a similar vibe of that to Visco's Drift Out series (the first one appeared in the SSV system). Many weeks later, Kaneko would bring out two updates, USA Version and Evolution Model. Both updates are nearly the same compared to each other, with the exception of the title screen.

## Driving Play

You only have sixty seconds to complete each course. Failure of completing the course under 60 seconds will land you a continue screen to insert more credits. The timer's speed depend on which the number of stages you finished. So the more stages completed, the faster the timer goes. There's a total of ten cars in the game, and all of them are based on real life vehicles (that includes the famous and rare Ferrari 250 GTO!). Two cars were added in the updates, with the Fireball and Racer X.

## Sub Pages

* Great 1000 Miles Rally: Hidden Content
* Great 1000 Miles Rally: Version Differences
Gals Panic 3: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Gals Panic 3*

## Staff

**Director**
Masahiro Kawakami

**Planner**
Terukazu Kanematsu

**Main Programmer**
Yukihiro Yamazaki

**Assistant Programmer**
Junichi Ohno
Yuji Noda

**Art Director**
Masahiro Kawakami

**Designer**
Keisuke Matsuoka
Minoru Narukawa
Yoshiyuki Ozaki

**Sound**
Tatsuya Watanabe
Kaoru Yasuda
Katsuya Yoneda

**Hardware**
Noboru Kouno
Jun Hasimoto
Tetsuya Yonemura
Masahiko Moriya
Yukio Ishii

**Innovative Hardware Designer By**
Hiroshi Kaneko
B.Rap Boys

***B.Rap Boys*** was the final game and beat 'em up in the Rap Brawler Boys series by Kaneko. It's a sequel to DJ Boy and still borrows game mechanics from the prequel. Released in 1992.

## Gameplay

B.Rap Boys feels alot more different than DJ Boy. There's only a attack and jump button. By pressing the buttons at the same time, you execute a far more powerful move as you could pull of in DJ Boy. By the far the biggest difference in the players combat is using weaponry, vehicles, and throwing. Players can now use a stick or a bat to increase the range of your melee attack. Grabbing and throwing enemies wasn't a thing that you couldn't pull off in the original, the sequel allows you to do this. Some of the characters can use a bike and a stakeboard to attack and grab enemies with, though it depends on which character you're using. For example, Top only uses the bike, Pea only uses the stakeboard and Pan can't use both the bike and vehicle. There's a total of three whole stages though divided into segments where some of them refills your health.

## Sub Pages

* B.Rap Boys: List Of Enemies
* B.Rap Boys: Regional Differences
* B.Rap Boys: Version Differences
DJ Boy

***DJ Boy*** is the second 3D perspective brawler (preceding by *Kabuki-Z*) by Kaneko in 1989. What makes this game unique from other beat 'em ups is that the characters (most of them) have roller-skates as nearly each stage autoscrolls. On top of that, the whole game takes place in American Culture and is more lighthearted than other beat 'em ups at the time. Later ported to the Mega Drive in 1990 by Inter State.

## Brawler gameplay

You control Bob or Tom (Donald J. Boy in Mega Drive) in the game. There's a punch, kick, and jump. Pressing both punch and kick buttons allows you to attack both directions, making it useful to attack enemies from behind. While in the air, pressing the punch or kick buttons lends you a powerful mid-air kick attack. This is very useful when it comes to defeating enemies or bosses. Instead of having a regular life, it uses five "lives" that in theory you have four hits and if your character icon is blinking and get hit, you lose that "life". Extra lives are significant in the arcade version, if you defeated a certain amount of enemies or get enough music notes / stars. This doesn't apply to the Mega Drive version. There's no continues in the aforementioned version either.

## Controversy?

One thing that people where questioned at the game was it's alleged racism, using stereotypes that may offend people and such. The most memorable one has to be the Big Mama boss, where you fight her at the end of stage one (Also appears at stage 5 with two of them). Her attacks are usual punches and kicks, but she can literally pass gas to attack the player (Can take away a whole players "life"). She returns in the Mega Drive version as the same in the Japanese version. However, she's pink pale to avoid the stereotype outside the Japanese version. (not to mention she throws pastries at the player). Regardless, Kaneko hasn't confirmed that the game is classified as "racist", yet.

## Trivia

* The arcade original was licensed by Sega in Japan and Sammy in the US. However, Kaneko decided to publish the game in world regions themselves.

## Sub Pages

* DJ Boy: Glitches
* DJ Boy: Hidden Content
* DJ Boy: List Of Enemies
* DJ Boy: Regional Differences
* DJ Boy: Staff
B.Rap Boys: Version Differences

*This is a Sub Page of B.Rap Boys*

Time passed by, Kaneko released an update called *B.Rap Boys Special*. This sub page talks about the differences between the original and special version.

## Title Screen & Inserted Coin

Much of it is the same with a red carpeted & gold platform that the characters dance on. The inserted coin screen is changed as well.

## General Differences

* The difficulty is far much easier than the original version. With enemies having less health and not much appearing on the screen, Kaneko may have felt it was so hard that the difficulty should be toned down.
* New common enemies have been added, which includes a karate master, kabuki warrior, and a sumo has been added.

## Stage One

* 1-1: The truck only appears once if it drops instruments. Rolling logs appear and a Max enemy seems to not throw watermelon bombs so far.
* 1-2: At the end of this section, a yellow car appears with the Japan flag. It'll roll around for awhile and then it drives to the opposite direction. The rolling stops if the player hits it.
* 1-3: Instead of the Boxer jumping the fence, the Leader appears instead as being unbeatable until he leaves the screen.
* 1-4: The players attack button has less delay than the original making it easier to destroy the drums being thrown by the Lumber Men. Once they stop throwing drums, the Lumber Men will try to tackle the characters instead of leaving in the original.
* Boss: If in critical health, flame SFX will start to appear instead of sparks.

## Stage Two

*To Do: Find any differences within this section*

## Stage Three

*To Do: Find any differences within this section*

## Final Boss

Exactly like the original, no changes in this version.
DJ Boy: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of DJ Boy*

Staff in both the arcade and Mega Drive versions.

## Arcade Staff

* Ayako Funatsu (Graphic Designer)
* Atsuko Yasaki (Graphic Designer)
* Keisuke Matsuoka [K. Matsuoka] (Graphic Designer)
* Yuuko Mabuchi [Y. Mabuchi] (Character Designer)
* Masako Yukumoto (Graphics)
* Tatsuya Watanabe [T. Watanabe] (Music Compose)
* Seiichi Aizu [S. Aizu] (Sound Compose)
* H. Nagayoshi
* H. Mikami
* Takeo Katou [T. Katou] (Testing)
* Y. Itou
* K. Niihara

## Mega Drive Staff

* Program
	+ E. Aizawa
	+ K. Matsumoto
	+ Minoru Yoshida
* Graphic
	+ H. Yokoyama
	+ Masako Yukumoto
	+ K. Saeki
	+ Naoto Obana
* Sound
	+ Tatsuya Watanabe (T. Watanabe)
	+ Seiichi Aizu (S. Aizu)
	+ Minoru Yoshida
* Test Play
	+ Osaaki Satou
* Special Thanks (JP)
	+ Kou Chan (JP)
	+ Kana Chan (JP)
* **Inter State** (JP)
* Presented By Sega 1990.
Magical Crystals: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Magical Crystals*

All people credited in the game.

## Staff

### Program

* Satoshi Igarashi (S. "Toy" Igarashi)
* Y. "Borg" Shiono
* M. Satoh
* Y. Sakakura

### Graphics

* Keisuke Matsuoka (K. Matsuoka)
* T. Takei
* H. Kumagai
* H. Yoshida

### Graphics Support

* H. Narushima
* H. Watanabe
* Y. Kubo
* S. Hozumi
* Ayako Funatsu (A. Funatsu)

### Music / Sound Effects

* Tatsuya Watanabe (T. Watanabe)
* H. Higashi
* Y. Abe
* - K.I.S.S. -
Socks The Cat: Rocks The Hill

***Socks The Cat: Rocks The Hill*** (Or *Socks: Rocks The House*) is a video game developed by Realtime Associates that was planned to be released in 1993 / 1994, but the game was shelved for unknown reasons. (maybe political satire or Kaneko USA's closure) Two decades later however, it would see a new official rerelease by Second Dimension (SNES only). The publisher is Kaneko (if you count that), or more specifically the US subsidiary. The game is based on Bill Clinton's former pet cat Socks, who stars in this game as the main protagonist fighting against unusual enemies such as protesters, judges, security guards, and even some political figures like Richard Nixon!
Heavy Unit: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Heavy Unit*

## Arcade

Mission Complete!! **Crue Of "Heavy Unit"**

### Software Selection

* Satoshi Igarashi (S. "TO.Y" Igarashi)
* Y. "UAI" Yamauchi
* T. Katoh

### Art Design Section

* Keisuke Matsuoka (K. Matsuoka)
* T. Tajima
* Hidefumi Ichikawa (H. Ichikawa)
* Ayako Funatsu (A. Funatsu)
* Toshiko Okimoto (T. Okimoto)
* A. Yazaki

### Music & Sound

* Tatsuya Watanabe (T. Watanabe)
* Seiichi Aizu (S. Aizu)

### Hardware Selection

* H. Nagayoshi
* H. Mikami

### Director

* Hiroshi Kaneko (H. Kaneko)

* Programmer (Not in Staff roll)
	+ Y. Yamauchi
* System Codineiter (Not in Staff roll)
	+ F. Komori

## PC-Engine

* Sofware Section
	+ Kazuyuki Oikawa (K. Oikawa)
	+ K. Matsumoto
	+ Tsuyoshi Koyama (T. Koyama)

* Design Section
	+ Keisuke Matsuoka (K. Matsuoka)
	+ Yuuko Mabuchi (Y. Mabuchi)
	+ T. Okamoto
	+ Hiroshi Yokoyama (H. Yokoyama)

* Music & Sound Section
	+ Tatsuya Watanabe (T. Watanabe)
	+ Seiichi Aizu (S. Aizu)

* Management
	+ Akihiko Utou (A. Utou)
	+ Kazuyuki Oikawa (K. Oikawa)

* Game Design
	+ Hiroshi Kaneko (H. Kaneko)

* Produced By
	+ **Kaneko Co. LTD** & **Inter State**
Dr. Toppel's Tankentai: Staff

*This is a Sub Page of Dr. Toppel's Tankentai*

## Staff

  The Crue
**Directed By**
K. Sanbe

**Written By**
Sakai

**Production Supervisor**
M. Sakaguchi

**Programmers**
H. Satoh
K. Oikawa
F. Komori
T. Katoh
H. Saigusa
Satoshi Igarashi (S. Igarashi)

**Graphic Desingers**
Hakkai
Nono
Vap
Nenko. N
Minori. I
Onijust. H

**Graphic Editors**
H. Saigusa
H. Haruna

**Supervising Sound Editor**
H. Ogura
H. Matsubara
H. Maekawa
S. Aizawa

**Game Designer**
Onijust. H

Produced By **Taito**
Air Buster: Technical Information

*This is a Sub Page Of Air Buster*

Technical Info on the arcade version of *Air Buster*.

## Main Hardware

* Arcade System Board - Kaneko Triple Zilog Z80 Based
* CPU: Zilog Z80 (3x) @ 6 Mhz

## Sound

* Speaker Based
* YM2203 (OPN) @ 3 MHz
* OKI MSM6295 (ADPCM) @ 3 MHz

## Video

* Resolution - 256 × 224 (Horizontal)
* Frame Rate - 57.400002 Hz

### Graphics

* Tile Size - 16 × 8
* Sprite Depth - 4bpp (15 + 1 transparent)
* BG Depth - 4bpp (15 + 1 transparent)
Bakuretsu Breaker

***Bakuretsu Breaker*** is an unusual shooter from Kaneko in 1992. In Japan, it was licensed from Sammy in Japan.

## Gameplay

While not one of the first bullet hell shmups, it has a similar vibe to the sub-genre. You can choose from six fighters though Jean, Hanse, and Steel are the best ones to from. Each one has a different screen clearing attack that helps out by blocking away bullets, but not contact with enemies. There's a total of six stages, when you reach the last boss you start all over from the beginning. The difficulty is heavily increased and enemies will spit out a suicide bullet as an attempt to destroy the player's ship even more. Several other companies such as Video System or Psikyo (former employees from Video System) would use this implantation in their shooter games.

## Sub Pages

* Bakuretsu Breaker: Hidden Content
* Bakuretsu Breaker: List Of Enemies
* Bakuretsu Breaker: Staff
List of Kaneko games

All of Kaneko's games that were developed, published, licensed, or distributed. All of them are in platform order alphabetically.

## NEC PC-9801

(ギャルパニ)
 *Gal Pani II*
(ギャルパニII)
Scio Co.

## Sharp X68000

(飛翔鮫)
*Sky Shark* (Overseas)
 *Kyukyoku Tiger*
(究極タイガー)
*Twin Cobra* (Overseas)

## Sega Game Gear

(ベルリンの壁)
*The Berlin Wall* (Overseas)

## Sony Playstation

(全日本GT選手権改)
*All Japan GT Championship Kai* (Overseas)
 *Silhouette Stories*
(シルエットストーリーイズ)
 *Zen-Nihon GT Senshuken Max Rev.*
(全日本GT選手権MaxRev.)
*All Japan GT Championship Max Rev.* (Overseas)
 *Hize No Ue No Partner: Kitty On Your Lap* | Dating Simulator

## Sources:

* Hishouzame X68 Release (Moby Games)
* Red Clash Release (TCRF)

## See Also

* List of Unreleased Games
* List of Unreleased games in a region
* Project EGG
List of Staff Rolls

This page is a list of staff rolls in Kaneko's video games. Normally, staff rolls are in the endings of various games. However, be aware that some games don't have staff rolls. The first game that has a end credits is either *Kageki* or *Kabuki-Z* in 1988. All of them are in chronological order in year.

## Games that don't have staff rolls or staff credited

* *Red Clash* (1981 Arcade)
* *Fly Boy* (1982 Arcade)
* *Jump Coaster* (1983 Arcade)
* *Boggy '84* (1983 Arcade)
* *Fighting Roller* (1983 Arcade)
* *Vs. Gong Fight* (1984 Arcade)
* *Samurai Nihon-Ichi* (1985 Arcade)
* *Lady Master Of Kung Fu* (1985 Arcade)
* *Go! Go! Mr. Yamaguchi* (1985 Arcade)
* *Mission 660* / *The Alphax Z* (1986 Arcade)
* *Prebillian* (1986 Arcade)
* *Super Qix* (1987 Arcade)
* *Vs. Hot Smash* (1987 Arcade)
* *Hishouzame* (1991 Sharp X68000)
* *B.Rap Boys* (1992 Arcade)
* *Kyukyoku Tiger* (1993 Sharp X68000)
* *Great 1000 Miles Rally* (1994 Arcade)
* *Great 1000 Miles Rally 2* (1995 Arcade)
Battle Smash

***Battle Smash*** is an unreleased game by Kaneko that was planned to come out on store shelves sometime in September 1992 on the Sega Mega Drive. According to many screenshots and descriptions, it's a sports game.

## Trivia

* It was listed alongside with the unreleased *Kabuki-Z* port on many upcoming software in magazines.
* The reason for the games cancellation is unknown.