Konami Computer Entertainment Kobe, Inc.

COMPANY» Founded 1991-05-01

Nishi-ku Yokohama-shi,Japan

Konami's Kobe studio most notably developed the 3D Castlevania on N64. The studio was later absorbed into the Tokyo branch.

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Konami's Kobe studio most notably developed the 3D Castlevania on N64. The studio was later absorbed into the Tokyo branch.

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Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (Game)

21 March 2001

The first Castlevania installment for the Game Boy Advance, following up on Castlevania: Symphony of the Night's "Metroidvania" style while introducing a unique magic ability system involving mystical cards.

GBA​ WIIU​

Castlevania (Game)

26 January 1999

Better known as "Castlevania 64", this installment brings the horror franchise to 3D, as players control either the whip-bearing Reinhardt Schneider or the magical Carrie Fernandez.

N64​

Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Dancing Museum (Game)

18 September 2001

DDR: Disney Dancing Museum is a rare dancing game for the N64 that was only released in Japan.

N64​

Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (Game)

30 November 1999

A remastered version of the Nintendo 64 iteration of Castlevania, featuring new characters, stories, and enhancements. Players control a magical werewolf as he sets out to rescue his adoptive sister from the minions of Dracula.

N64​

Konami Krazy Racers (Game)

21 March 2001

One of the GBA's launch titles, Konami Krazy Racers is a mascot kart racing game featuring characters and locales from several of Konami's game series.

GBA​ WIIU​

Beatmania GB (Game)

11 March 1999

One of the few games launched for Nintendo company. It has a total of 20 songs, ten of them completely exclusively of the game. It hasn't a special controller, just the D-pad and A, B, and Start buttons. It's one of few games that wasn't developed by Bemani.

GBC​

Rakugakids (Game)

23 July 1998

A fighting game exclusive for the Nintendo 64 by Konami, where kids fight with doodles drawn to life.

N64​

Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Sugoroku (Game)

25 December 1999

N64​

Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Sports Chapter: Koutei no Photograph (Game)

11 February 1999

A Gameboy Color port of Tokimeki Memorial that contains half of the original game, splitting the number of dateable girls and mini-games between two titles.

GBC​

Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Culture Chapter: Komorebi no Melody (Game)

11 February 1999

A Gameboy Color port of Tokimeki Memorial that contains half of the original game, splitting the number of dateable girls and mini-games between two titles.

GBC​

Gungage (Game)

3 June 1999

A Playstation game developed by Konami and released in Japan and Europe, but not the US, Gungage is a third-person shooter set in a world overrun by fantastic monsters and power-armored soldiers.

PS1​

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Company details

Name

Konami Computer Entertainment Kobe, Inc.

Abbreviation

Founded

1 May 1991

Location

Nishi-ku Yokohama-shi,Japan

Website

Aliases

KCEK,KCE Kobe

Developed Games

• Castlevania: Circle of the Moon (Game)
• Castlevania (Game)
• Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Dancing Museum (Game)
• Castlevania: Legacy of Darkness (Game)
• Konami Krazy Racers (Game)
• Beatmania GB (Game)
• Rakugakids (Game)
• Ganbare Goemon: Mononoke Sugoroku (Game)
• Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Sports Chapter: Koutei no Photograph (Game)
• Tokimeki Memorial Pocket Culture Chapter: Komorebi no Melody (Game)
• Gungage (Game)
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Published Games

• None
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Franchises

• Castlevania (Franchise)
• Bemani (Franchise)
• Goemon (Franchise)
• Tokimeki Memorial (Franchise)
• Dance Dance Revolution (Franchise)
• Disney (Franchise)
• Gradius (Franchise)
• Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu (Franchise)
• Mario Kart (Franchise)
• Metal Gear (Franchise)
• Parodius (Franchise)
• TwinBee (Franchise)
• Wai Wai World (Franchise)
• beatmania (Franchise)
• pop'n music (Franchise)

People

• Masahiko Kimura (Person)
• Motoaki Furukawa (Person)

Characters

• Dracula (Character)
• Beartank (Character)
• Cerberus (Character)
• Death (Character)
• Mathias Cronqvist (Character)
• Actrise (Character)
• Carmilla (Character)
• Carrie Fernandez (Character)
• Cornell (Character)
• Ebisumaru (Character)
• Frankenstein's Monster (Character)
• Gardener (Character)
• Gilles de Rais (Character)
• Goemon (Character)
• Reinhardt Schneider (Character)
• Renon (Character)
• Shiori Fujisaki (Character)
• Adramelech (Character)
• Alraune (Character)
• Donald Duck (Character)

Concepts

• Health (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• Boss (Concept)
• Game Over (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Third-Person Perspective (Concept)
• Backtracking (Concept)
• Bats (Concept)
• Boss Fight (Concept)
• Continue (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Final Boss (Concept)
• Flying Enemies (Concept)
• Healing Food (Concept)
• Hit Points (Concept)
• Horses (Concept)
• Magic (Concept)
• Male Protagonists (Concept)
• Medusa Head (Concept)
• Melee (Concept)

Locations

• Castlevania (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• Bridge (Location)
• Catacombs (Location)
• Cemetery (Location)
• Dungeon (Location)
• Forest (Location)
• Library (Location)
• Mansion (Location)
• Torture Chamber (Location)
• Tunnel (Location)
• Austria (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Church (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• Shadow Moses (Location)
• Town (Location)
• Transylvania (Location)

Objects

• Axe (Object)
• Cross (Object)
• Holy Water (Object)
• Pot Roast (Object)
• Staircase (Object)
• Switch (Object)
• Vampire Killer (Object)
• Whip (Object)
• Armor (Object)
• Arrow Sign (Object)
• Belt (Object)
• Book (Object)
• Boots (Object)
• Briefcase (Object)
• Cage (Object)
• Campfire (Object)
• Candle (Object)
• Chainsaw (Object)
• Chandelier (Object)
• Clock (Object)