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| + | ======Entertainment Software Publishing====== | ||
| + | **Entertainment Software Publishing** (more commonly **ESP**) is a Japanese videogame publisher formed by a group of developers in 1996, initially focused on releasing games for the [[hardware:Saturn]]. Many of the founding companies were small, and worried they would not have the resources to create, publish, and market, games in the 32-bit era. Unusually ESP were willing to make small print runs of games (10,000), which [[company:treasure]] in particular made use of. | ||
| + | =====ESP Founding companies===== | ||
| + | //According to Wikipedia// | ||
| + | * [[company:Alfa System]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Bandai]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Bits Laboratory]] | ||
| + | * [[company:CSK Research Institute]] | ||
| + | * [[company:CSK Venture Capital]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Game Arts]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Japan Art Media]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Kadokawa Shoten]] | ||
| + | * [[company:MediaWorks]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Neverland Company]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Onion Egg]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Quintet]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Sting]] | ||
| + | * [[company:Treasure]] | ||
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| + | =====Notable games published===== | ||
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| + | =====See also===== | ||
| + | * [[wp>Entertainment Software Publishing]] | ||