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Quintet
Quintet sure like making games with a re/building-the-world theme.
Games
Japanese release dates.
- 1990 - ActRaiser
- 1992 - Soul Blazer
- 1993 - ActRaiser 2
- 1993 - Illusion of Gaia
- 1994 - Robotrek
- 1995 - Terranigma
- 1998 - Solo Crisis
- 1998 - Code R
- 1999 - Plant Laika (co-developed with the North American company Zeque
Other Credits
Atelier Iris
Quintet are credited for 'item illustration CG', 'item graphics manager', and their logo appears in the 'in cooperated with' section in the 2004 PS2 game Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana.
- source (credit roll on Youtube).
The Wikipedia page on Quintet suggests that they have made the same contribution to other games in the series (or perhaps the graphics are just reused, I don't know) but I can't find any credit videos to verify.
Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family
Quintet are featured in the credits of the 1987 game Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family, released in the west as Legacy of the Wizard. The western version doesn't include their name, but in the MSX version it can be found under 'Dragon slayer famiry', and in the Famicom version under 'Dragon Slayer 4'.
The Granstream Saga
The Granstream Saga is often linked to the 'heaven and earth'(Soul Blazer-Illusion of Gaia-Terranigma) trilogy, though it was made by Shade, who contain many Quintet ex-employees. See link for credit analysis. Curiously it is listed on Quintet's extinct homepage in the 'Quintet Game Library' section.
- source (credit roll on Youtube).
Shenmue
Quintet receive a credit ('The Producers wish to thank the following' section; 'Production' subsection) in Shenmue, as do other game developers like ASCII, Ancient, Arc System Works, and sims.
- source (credit roll on Youtube).
See Also
- Talking about Quintet again - Select Button forum thread.
- Soul Blazer-Illusion of Gaia-Terranigma - —and another, earlier one.
- Quintet - David DeRienzo's Quintet article, on HG101.