Micro Cabin Corp.

Moby ID: 2045

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January 2002: MicroCabin Entertainment changes its name to Neuron Image.
January 1999: MicroCabin enters an agreement with Electronic Arts, to distribute its Playstation games worldwide.
January 1997: Wholly owned subsidiary, Arrowsoft, is renamed as MicroCabin Entertainment.
January 1997: Development for Sony's Playstation is commenced.
July 1996: Having supported Sharp's Zaurus platform from day one, Microcabin releases a game (as an OEM partner) for the platform to coincide with the release of the first colour Zaurus, in whose development it has also been involved.
July 1995: Development for Sega's Saturn is begun.
March 1994: Development for 3DO is started.
January 1993: Microcabin starts development for the PC Engine.
December 1986: Microcabin and Shōgakkan Production enter an agreement in which Microcabin publishes two animation-based titles.
April 1985: Microcabin enters a contract with two British software houses, selling three foreign titles in Japan.
May 1984: Special divisions for office automation and factory automation are set up.
September 1983: The game software planning department is spun off as Arrowsoft.
May 1983: In its first fiscal year, Microcabin reaches an income of 100,000,000 yen.
November 26, 1982: Company is incorporated with a capital of 10 million yen.
May 1982: Microcabin attends trade shows, where it sells its first adventure game to great acclaim.
November 1981: A Microcabin shop is started in Yokkaichi in Mie prefecture. It also serves as company office and as a computer education facility.
August 1980: Ōyachi Electrics Microcomputer Club is started by Naoto Ōyachi (president to this day), where he sells computers and software, runs courses and does consulting.