Treasure

Treasure Co., Ltd. is a Japanese videogame developer most known for their action games; their style wonderfully represented by their debut game Gunstar Heroes.

• Masato Maegawa - President, founder.
• Hideyuki Suganami - Director of Alien Soldier, Mischief Makers, and Sin and Punishment. Now elsewhere.
• Hiroshi Iuchi - Background artist, director of Radient Silvergun, Ikaruga, and Gradius V. Now elsewhere.
• Mitsuru Yaida - Programmer, often assistant director. Also Bangaio, and handheld rework, guy
• Tetsuhiko Kikuchi - Illustrator. Now elsewhere.
• Norio Hanzawa - Musician.

1. 1993 - Gunstar Heroes
2. 1993 - McDonald's Treasure Land Adventure
3. 1994 - Dynamite Headdy
4. 1994 - YuYu Hakusho Makyoutoissen
5. 1995 - Alien Soldier
6. 1995 - Light Crusader
7. 1996 - Guardian Heroes
8. 1997 - Mischief Makers
9. 1997 - Silhouette Mirage
10. 1998 - Radiant Silvergun
11. 1999 - Rakugaki Showtime
12. 1999 - Bangai-O
13. cancelled - GunBeat
14. 2000 - Silpheed: The Lost Planet (with Game Arts)
15. 2000 - Sin and Punishment: Successor to the Earth
16. 2001 - Stretch Panic
17. 2001 - Ikaruga (with G.rev)
18. 2002 - Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream
19. 2003 - Hajime no Ippo: The Fighting!
20. cancelled - Tiny Toon Adventures: Defenders of the Universe
21. 2003 - Wario World
22. 2003 - Dragon Drive: D-Masters Shot
23. 2004 - Astro Boy: Omega Factor
24. 2004 - Gradius V (with G.Rev)
25. 2004 - Advance Guardian Heroes
26. 2005 - Gunstar Super Heroes
27. 2006 - Bleach: The Blade of Fate
28. 2007 - Bleach: Dark Souls
29. 2008 - Bangai-O Spirits
30. 2008 - Bleach: Versus Crusade
31. 2009 - Sin and Punishment: Star Successor
32. 2011 - Bangai-O HD: Missile Fury

• Entertainment Software Publishing
• Podcast Episode #44: Destroy Them All
• www.treasure-inc.co.jp
• Treasure
• Treasure - Article on Wikia Gaming.
• Treasure Fanpage - MrMonkeyMan's long running Treasure shrine.
• Games The Way They Want: Catching Up With Treasure - Gamasutra interview, by Tim Rogers and Brandon Sheffield, with Masato Maegawa