DIGITAL Hearts Co., Ltd.

Moby ID: 12690

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  • DIGITAL Hearts Ltd. (from 2001-04 to 2003-10)

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The company was founded as DIGITAL Hearts Ltd. in April 2001 and was incorporated as DIGITAL Hearts Co., Ltd. in October 2003. This independent Japanese studio specializes in software testing for platforms such as Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, and PlayStation Portable.

Credited on 276 Games from 2002 to 2024

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Contra: Operation Galuga (2024 on Windows, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5...)
Silent Hill: Ascension (2023 on Browser, iPhone, Android...)
F-Zero 99 (2023 on Nintendo Switch)
Everybody 1-2 Switch! (2023 on Nintendo Switch)
Street Fighter 6 (2023 on Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5...)
Arcana of Paradise: The Tower (2023 on Windows, Nintendo Switch)
Hi-Fi Rush (2023 on Windows, Windows Apps, PlayStation 5...)
Samurai Maiden (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch...)
Pokémon Scarlet (2022 on Nintendo Switch)
Bayonetta 3 (2022 on Nintendo Switch)
Deathverse: Let It Die (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5)
Splatoon 3 (2022 on Nintendo Switch)
Live A Live (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch...)
Pac-Man Museum+ (2022 on Windows, Windows Apps, PlayStation 4...)
Kirby and the Forgotten Land (2022 on Nintendo Switch)
Ghostwire: Tokyo (2022 on Windows, Windows Apps, PlayStation 5...)
Babylon's Fall (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5)
Elden Ring (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One...)
Sol Cresta (2022 on Windows, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch)
Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden (2022 on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Windows...)

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May 2008

The company opens a Sapporo office in Hokkaido.

September 2007

The company becomes the first Microsoft-approved Japanese test house for the Xbox video game system.

July 2007

The company opens a Yokohama office in Kanagawa.

November 2006

The company becomes a Nintendo of America authorized testing lab for Wii and Nintendo DS games developed for regions outside of Japan and Korea.

November 2006

The company opens a Shibuya office in Tokyo.

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