Cave (company)
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Cave is a Japanese video game company, known in the West primarily for its incredibly manic shoot-'em-ups. Cave remains one of the most active makers of arcade shoot-'em-ups in the Japanese market. The company was formed primarily from the remains of Toaplan, and several of their early games are considered to be spiritual successors to prior Toaplan works, in particular Truxton and Batsugun.
They are also known for an Engrish warning screen after turning on the game DoDonPachi ("Violator and subject to severe penalties and will be prosecutedt to the full extent of the jam") [sic].
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[edit] List of Cave Releases:
[edit] Distributed by Atlus
- DonPachi (1995) - Arcade (USA, Japan, Korea), with ports for the Sega Saturn and PlayStation(Japan)
- DoDonPachi (1997) - Arcade (Japan), with ports for the Sega Saturn and PlayStation(Japan)
- ESP Ra.De. (pronounced espraid) (1998) - Arcade (Japan, Asia)
- Guwange (1999) - Arcade (Japan)
[edit] Distributed by Capcom
- Steep Slope Sliders (1997) - Arcade (Japan), with a port released for the Sega Saturn (Japan, Europe)
- Progear (2001) - Arcade (USA, Japan, Asia, Europe)
[edit] Distributed by Jaleco
- Puzzle! Uo Poko (1998) - Arcade (Japan)
[edit] Distributed by Nihon System
- Dangun Feveron / Fever SOS - (1998) - Arcade (Japan, Asia)
[edit] Distributed by AMI (Amusement Marketing International)
- DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou (2002) - Arcade (Japan, Asia), with a port released for the PlayStation 2 by Arika (Japan)
- DoDonPachi Dai Ou Jou Black Label (2002) - Arcade (Japan)
- Ketsui - Kizuna Jigoku Tachi (2003) - Arcade (Japan)
- Espgaluda (2003) - Arcade (Japan), with a port released for the PlayStation 2 by Arika (Japan)
- Mushihime-sama (2004) - Arcade (Japan), with a port released for the PlayStation 2 by Taito Corporation (Japan)
- Ibara (2005) - Arcade (Japan), with a port released for the PlayStation 2 by Taito Corporation (Japan)
- Puzzle! Mushihime-Tama (2005) - Arcade (Japan)
- Espgaluda II (2005) - Arcade (Japan)
- Ibara Black Label (2006) - Arcade (Japan)
- Pink Sweets - Ibara Sorekara (2006) - Arcade (Japan)
- Mushihime-sama Futari (2006) - Arcade (Japan)
- Muchi-Muchi Pork (2007) - Arcade (Japan)
- DeathSmiles (2007) - Arcade (their second horizontal-scrolling shoot 'em up) (Japan)
- Mushihime-sama Futari Black Label (2007) - Arcade (Japan)
- Dodonpachi Dai Fukkatsu (2008) - Arcade (Japan)
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