Glodia
Moby ID: 5130
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Glodia (グローディア) was a Japanese development studio founded in 1986 by Osamu Ikegame, a former programmer at Telenet Japan Co., Ltd.. Other known people who contributed to the studio's first game Lyrane (1986) were other Telenet colleagues, composer Nobuhito Koise and programmer Hiroyuki Kuwata. The RPG Emerald Dragon is considered the company's masterpiece and was ported to several platforms. Development on other titles continued until 1995 when Etemible was released.
All Glodia's titles were only released in Japan.
Credited on 13 Games from 1986 to 1995
| Emerald Dragon (1995 on SNES) |
| Etemible: Tenjō Mukyū (1995 on PC-98) |
| Bible Master 2: The Chaos of Aglia (1994 on PC-98, FM Towns) |
| Alvaleak Bōkenki (1993 on PC-98) |
| Different Realm: Kuon no Kenja (1993 on PC-98) |
| Zavas II: The Prophecy of Mehitae (1993 on PC-98) |
| Vain Dream II (1992 on PC-98, FM Towns) |
| Die Bahnwelt (1992 on Sharp X68000) |
| Vain Dream (1991 on PC-88, PC-98, FM Towns) |
| Emerald Dragon (1989 on TurboGrafx CD, Sharp X68000, MSX...) |
| Zavas (1988 on PC-88, Sharp X68000, PC-98) |
| Testament (1987 on MSX, PC-88) |
| Lyrane (1986 on FM-7, PC-88) |
History +
- 1986
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Company founded by Osamu Ikegame.
Trivia +
Between 1986 and 1995, the company developed 14 games, but none of them were released outside Japan.
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 2 games with Basho House
- 2 games with Popcom Soft
- 1 game with Media Works Inc.
- 1 game with Bullet-Proof Software, Inc.
- 1 game with Right Stuff Corp.
- 1 game with NEC Home Electronics, Ltd.
- 1 game with AlfaSystem Co., Ltd.
- 3 games with Hiroyuki Kuwata
- 3 games with Osamu Ikegame
- 2 games with Masayuki Akazawa
- 2 games with Hiroshi Hasegawa
- 2 games with Tatsuya Nagata
- 2 games with Minoru Tomonaga
- 2 games with Tetsuya Sasaki
- 2 games with Yasuhiko Fukuda
- 2 games with Nobuhito Koise
- 2 games with Toshihiko Seki
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