TOSE Developing 3DS Titles

[Hadrian]

http://www.gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=120081

Last year the company's got a loss. The profit has been reduced sharply due to the depression of the game market. The software makers postponed or cancelled projects made the volume of the sales been reduced almost by half. The order of producing softwares for Nintendo's Nintendo 3DS has been increasing. Thanks to this contribution, the financial situation can be considerably recovered. - Shigeru Saito, President of TOSE

What have TOSE done?

This:
* Bases Loaded – (June 26, 1987, Nintendo Entertainment System)
* Bases Loaded II: Second Season – (October 8, 1988, Nintendo Entertainment System)
* Racket Attack – (September 1991, Nintendo Entertainment System)
* Bases Loaded 3 – (September 1991, Nintendo Entertainment System)
* Game & Watch Gallery 2 – (November 1998, Game Boy Color)[3]
* Dragon Warrior Monsters – (September 25, 1998, Game Boy Color)[3]
* Thousand Arms – (December 17, 1998, PlayStation)[4]
* Game & Watch Gallery 3 – (April 8, 1999, Game Boy Color)[3]
* Metal Gear: Ghost Babel – (April 27, 2000, Game Boy Color)[3]
* Densetsu no Starfy – (September 6, 2002, Game Boy Advance)[3]
* Game & Watch Gallery 4 – (October 25, 2002, Game Boy Advance)[3]
* Shrek: Hassle at the Castle – (October 10, 2002, Game Boy Advance)
* The King of Route 66 – (codeveloped with Sega-AM2, March 18, 2003, PlayStation 2)[3]
* Densetsu no Starfy 2 – (September 5, 2003, Game Boy Advance)[3]
* Densetsu no Starfy 3 – (August 5, 2004, Game Boy Advance)[3]
* The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King – (October 7, 2005, Game Boy Advance)[3]
* Super Princess Peach – (October 20, 2005, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime – (December 1, 2005, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Sega Casino – (November 15, 2005, Nintendo DS)
* Densetsu no Starfy 4 – (April 13, 2006, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Avatar: The Last Airbender – (October 10, 2006, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker – (December 28, 2006, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Densetsu no Stafy Taiketsu! – (July 2008, Nintendo DS)[3]
* Crash: Mind Over Mutant – (October 2008, Nintendo DS)
* WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 – (Fall 2008, Nintendo DS)
* Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop - (March 2009, Nintendo Wii)
* WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 – (Fall 2009, Nintendo DS)

There are some bad games but there are also some golden gems. They have also ported a lot of Square Titles to DS/GBA as well as doing over 1000 uncredited games since the late 70's.

 

[Berthenk]

Hmmm... I'm curious about what'll come out of this. At least now we know for sure that the 3DS is real.

 

[Thoob]

At least now we know for sure that the 3DS is real.

We already did know for sure.

 

[Isabelyes]

Didn't they also have something to do with FF 3/4 DS?

 

[zeromac]

Well this is interesting

 

[zuron7]

TOSE is a company which I have never heard of.
They made Super Princess peach, real fun, only game I've played of theirs.

 

[Raika]

I only hope that Ubisoft won't pollute the 3DS with its fucking mule crap bull shitty Imagine and "Z" games. 3D Imagine game... No, just fucking NO.