- Name
- Victor Interactive Software, Inc.
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 3 August 1970
- Website
- Aliases
Victor Interactive Software, Inc.
A developer that began life in 1996 when its predecessor Victor Entertainment merged with fellow developer/publisher Pack-In-Video. It was dedicated to publishing and developing video game software before its acquisition by Marvelous Entertainment in 2003.
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Overview
Victor Entertainment would merge with Pack-In-Video in 1996 to form this company, Victor Interactive Software. It retained this name until its acquisition by Marvelous Entertainment in 2003. See Victor Entertainment (Company) for the company's history prior to 1996, and Marvelous Interactive (Company) for its current incarnation. This company page is for games developed during the 1996-2003 period.
Developed Games
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Ranma-Chan no Ooeto Surogoku: Keio Yugekitai Gaiden (Game)
A Japanese-exclusive party game spin-off of the comedic Keio Flying Squadron series.
Nushi Tsuri 64: Shiokaze ni Notte (Game)
The second Nushi Tsuri (River King) game to be released on the N64. This one follows a family as they catch both freshwater and saltwater fish, along with collecting bugs and flowers.
Contender (Game)
A boxing game that straddles the line between arcade and sim. Known as Victory Boxing 2 in Europe, Contender was the first title in the series to be released outside of Europe.
Victory Boxing: Champion Edition (Game)
Victory Boxing: Champion Edition was an installment of the Victory Boxing (Contender) series that was only released in Europe and Japan.
Dungeon Master Nexus (Game)
RPG released as part of the Dungeon Master series for the Sega Saturn.
Wangan Trial Love (Game)
A more lighthearted follow-up to the Japanese street racing game Wangan Dead Heat, this time with a life management sim mode in which you build up your stats, your money, and your car while potentially dating a variety of cute anime girls.
Published Games
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Falcom Classics (Game)
Falcom Classics brings together three Falcom games for the Saturn, released exclusively in Japan in November 1997
Umi no Nushi Tsuri 2 (Game)
Umi no Nushi Tsuri 2 is the portable follow-up to the SNES original.
Harvest Moon for Girls (Game)
Harvest Moon for Girls is essentially Harvest Moon: Back to Nature with a slightly tweaked story, a few different gameplay mechanics, and oh yeah, you can play as a girl.
Ranma-Chan no Ooeto Surogoku: Keio Yugekitai Gaiden (Game)
A Japanese-exclusive party game spin-off of the comedic Keio Flying Squadron series.
Sorcerian: Shichisei Mahou no Shito (Game)
Nushi Tsuri 64: Shiokaze ni Notte (Game)
The second Nushi Tsuri (River King) game to be released on the N64. This one follows a family as they catch both freshwater and saltwater fish, along with collecting bugs and flowers.
Wing Over 2 (Game)
The sequel to the 1997's overlooked Wing Over, Wing Over 2 features a far more involved story mode and leaves behind the tournament-style gameplay which drove the first instalment.
