- Name
- Wolf Team
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- Founded
- 1 January 1987
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- Aliases
Wolf Team
A Japanese RPG developer primarily responsible for the Tales series as well as the early Megami Tensei games.
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Overview
Wolf Team was a Japanese developer of RPGs that is mostly known for Namco's Tales (Franchise) series. The company was also responsible for the first two Megami Tensei (Franchise) titles. A rift between Wolf Team and Namco formed during the development of Tales of Phantasia (Game), and key members of Wolf Team left to form tri-Ace. In 2003, Namco merged Wolf Team into Namco Tales Team.
Developed Games
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El Viento (Game)
An action platformer for the Megadrive/Genesis featuring a female lead and Lovecraftian deities. It was released in Japan in 1991.
Anett Futatabi (Game)
The third and final part of Wolf Team's Earnest Evans/El Viento trilogy. As titular protagonist Anett Futatabi, the player must brawl across a series of maps to prevent the resurrection of an evil goddess.
Tales of Phantasia: Narikiri Dungeon (Game)
The third main title. It is the first sequel in the series and a followup to Tales of Phantasia. The game is a dungeon crawler for Gameboy color.
Zan II: Spirits (Game)
A Super Famicom strategy war sim from Wolf Team. It is set in the Sengoku era of Japanese history.
Published Games
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Anett Futatabi (Game)
The third and final part of Wolf Team's Earnest Evans/El Viento trilogy. As titular protagonist Anett Futatabi, the player must brawl across a series of maps to prevent the resurrection of an evil goddess.
Seirei Shinseiki Fhey Area (Game)
A fantasy RPG developed for the Sega CD by Wolf Team, the eventual developers of the Tales franchise.
Devastator (Game)
A sci-fi shooter and shoot 'em up hybrid based on the anime OVA D-1 Devastator, about a group of talented drivers and pilots fighting an interdimensional war.
Sangokushi Seishi: Tenbu Spirits (Game)
A 1993 Super Famicom strategy game based around the Three Kingdoms era of Ancient China. It was developed by Wolf Team and is an enhanced port of their 1991 PC-9801 game Tenbu: Sangokushi Seishi.
Tenbu Mega CD Special (Game)
A special version of Wolf Team's Tenbu: Sangokushi Seishi strategy sim developed specifically for the Mega CD. New to this edition are FMV clips and a couple of extra campaigns.