I'Max Corp.

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Developed Games

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Super Mahjong (Game)

22 August 1992

A one-on-one Mahjong simulator for the Super Famicom from I'Max.

SNES​

Super Mahjong 2: Honkaku 4Jin Uchi (Game)

2 December 1993

A mahjong game for the Super Famicom. It is the sequel to the original Super Mahjong, from I'Max.

SNES​

Dual Orb (Game)

16 April 1993

A turn-based traditional JRPG for the Super Famicom. The player assumes the role of Ralph, a young swordsman in training whose journey takes him across both the overworld and underworld.

SNES​

Dual Orb II (Game)

29 December 1994

A turn-based RPG released in 1994 in Japan on the Super Famicom. An Empire resurrects an ancient scientist that once threatened the stability of the world.

SNES​

Super Shogi (Game)

19 June 1992

A shogi game for the Super Famicom by I'Max Corp.

SNES​

Super Shogi 2 (Game)

17 June 1994

A 1994 Super Famicom shogi sequel from I'Max.

SNES​

Irem Arcade Classics (Game)

26 April 1996

This Japanese Saturn and PlayStation release contains 10-Yard Fight, Zippy Race, and Spartan X (Kung-Fu Master).

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​ +1

Bakuretsu Hunter (Game)

26 April 1996

An adventure game based on the manga and anime of the same name.

SAT​

Nail'N Scale (Game)

31 December 1992

GB​

Cyber Doll (Game)

Unknown Release

SAT​

Insmouse no Yakata (Game)

13 October 1995

A survival-horror game based on a Japanese horror movie, this is the only first person shooter on the infamously terrible Virtual Boy console.

NSW​ VBOY​

Hana to Ryuu (Game)

13 August 1998

A Japanese PS1 game with riichi mahjong, koi-koi, and hana-awase, along with a story mode where you're a gambler going around parlors playing these games.

PS1​ PS3N​ PSPN​

Published Games

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Super Mahjong (Game)

22 August 1992

A one-on-one Mahjong simulator for the Super Famicom from I'Max.

SNES​

Super Mahjong 2: Honkaku 4Jin Uchi (Game)

2 December 1993

A mahjong game for the Super Famicom. It is the sequel to the original Super Mahjong, from I'Max.

SNES​

Super Hanafuda (Game)

5 August 1994

A hanafuda game for the Super Famicom, developed by Use and published by I'Max. It was the first of three hanafuda games made for the Super Famicom in 1994.

SNES​

Dual Orb (Game)

16 April 1993

A turn-based traditional JRPG for the Super Famicom. The player assumes the role of Ralph, a young swordsman in training whose journey takes him across both the overworld and underworld.

SNES​

Dual Orb II (Game)

29 December 1994

A turn-based RPG released in 1994 in Japan on the Super Famicom. An Empire resurrects an ancient scientist that once threatened the stability of the world.

SNES​

Super Shogi (Game)

19 June 1992

A shogi game for the Super Famicom by I'Max Corp.

SNES​

Super Shogi 2 (Game)

17 June 1994

A 1994 Super Famicom shogi sequel from I'Max.

SNES​

Super Shogi 3: Kitaihei (Game)

29 December 1995

A shogi game for the Super Famicom with a few alternate modes.

SNES​

Super Keiba (Game)

10 August 1993

A horse racing simulator for the Super Famicom.

SNES​

Super Mahjong 3: Karakuchi (Game)

25 November 1994

A mahjong game for the Super Famicom and the third in the Super Mahjong series from I'Max.

SNES​

Super Hanafuda 2 (Game)

20 October 1995

A virtual approximation of the Japanese card game of hanafuda released for the Super Famicom. Follows Use/I'MAX's 1994 game Super Hanafuda.

SNES​

Bakuretsu Hunter (Game)

26 April 1996

An adventure game based on the manga and anime of the same name.

SAT​

Company details

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I'Max Corp.

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Developed Games

• Super Mahjong (Game)
• Super Mahjong 2: Honkaku 4Jin Uchi (Game)
• Dual Orb (Game)
• Dual Orb II (Game)
• Super Shogi (Game)
• Super Shogi 2 (Game)
• Irem Arcade Classics (Game)
• Bakuretsu Hunter (Game)
• Nail'N Scale (Game)
• Cyber Doll (Game)
• Insmouse no Yakata (Game)
• Hana to Ryuu (Game)
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Published Games

• Super Mahjong (Game)
• Super Mahjong 2: Honkaku 4Jin Uchi (Game)
• Super Hanafuda (Game)
• Dual Orb (Game)
• Dual Orb II (Game)
• Super Shogi (Game)
• Super Shogi 2 (Game)
• Super Shogi 3: Kitaihei (Game)
• Super Keiba (Game)
• Super Mahjong 3: Karakuchi (Game)
• Super Hanafuda 2 (Game)
• Bakuretsu Hunter (Game)
• Cyber Doll (Game)
• Dossun! Gasenki Battle (Game)
• Insmouse no Yakata (Game)
• Super Keirin (Game)
• Nikkan Berutomo Club (Game)
• Famicom Shogi: Ryuu-Ou-Sen (Game)
• Super Pachinko (Game)
• Super Koukou Yakyuu: Ichikyuu Jikkon (Game)
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Franchises

• Super Mahjong (Franchise)
• Super Shogi (Franchise)
• Dual Orb (Franchise)
• Chō Aniki (Franchise)
• Dragon Quest (Franchise)
• Koushien (Franchise)
• Sorcerer Hunters (Franchise)
• Super Nichibutsu Mahjong (Franchise)

People

• Nobuyuki Hara (Person)

Characters

• Abraham Lincoln (Character)
• Adolf Hitler (Character)
• Carrot Glace (Character)
• Chocola Misu (Character)
• Gandhi (Character)
• Gateau Mocha (Character)
• Genghis Khan (Character)
• Marron Glace (Character)
• Mikhail Gorbachev (Character)
• Pazuzu (Character)
• Pon (Character)
• Sylvia (Character)
• Thomas (Character)
• Tira Misu (Character)

Concepts

• Hanafuda Card Games (Concept)
• Mahjong (Concept)
• Shogi (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Nintendo Power (Concept)
• PSone Classics (Concept)
• SNES Mouse Support (Concept)
• Fan Translation (Concept)
• Amazon (Concept)
• Birdmen (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Company Name in Title (Concept)
• Demon (Concept)
• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Dragon (Concept)
• Final Boss (Concept)
• Games Based on Anime (Concept)
• Giants (Concept)
• Golem (Concept)
• Grapple (Concept)

Locations

• Japan (Location)

Objects

• Bicycle (Object)
• Bunny Suit (Object)
• Fundoshi (Object)
• Mahjong tile (Object)
• Rifle (Object)
• Spear (Object)
• Sword (Object)