BEC Co., Ltd.

Moby ID: 8284

History add

April 2005: The company moves from Higashi-Nakano to Taito-ku, Tokyo.
November 2002: First GameCube software released through Bandai.
2001: Staff once again grows to 120 employees.
December 2000: First game for the Wonderswan Color is released, based on BEC's Doko demo Hamster concept.
December 2000: Bandai publishes BEC's first PS2 game, again based on the Gundam franchise.
January 2000: Company moves to Higashi-Nakano (Tokyo).
2000: Staff decreases to 110 employees.
August 1999: First games for N64 and Dreamcast released through Bandai.
1999: Staff increases to 120 employees.
1998: 108 persons are now employed.
1997: The company now employs 98 persons.
1996: Staff now at 72.
August 1995: First Sega Saturn game released through Bandai.
June 1995: First PSX game, based on the Gundam franchise, is released through Bandai.
1995: Staff now at 59 people.
November 1994: First PC Engine title released through Bandai.
April 1994: An internal computer graphics division is established.
1994: Staff increases to 48 people.
October 1993: The company grows and moves to new locales in Musashino-shi (Tokyo). A cash infusion of 70 million yen increases the capital to 166 millions.
1993: Staff now at 39 people.
September 1992: First Super Famicom title released through Yutaka.
1992: Staff now amounts to 27 people.
December 1991: First Game Boy game released.
December 1990: Company incorporated.