Multimedia Creators Network
Moby ID: 35930
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The Multimedia Creators Network was formed by Pioneer to develop experimental software for the LaserActive's LD-ROM format. It developed three games over the lifespan of the system along with some early concept work on the unreleased game UFO & ET. Its founding figure was ambient musician Jotaro Nonaka (aka A-Key and Eiki Nonaka); other key figures include video producer Hiroyuki Nakano, CGI artist Hakubun Ito, and electronic musician Haruomi Hosono.
Credited on 3 Games from 1994 to 1995
| Goku (1995 on LaserActive) |
| Melon Brains (1994 on LaserActive) |
| 3D Museum (1994 on LaserActive) |
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 3 games with Pioneer Electronic Corp.
- 3 games with Pioneer Electronics (USA), Inc.
- 1 game with Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd.
- 1 game with Magic Box
- 1 game with Q-TEC, Inc.
- 1 game with Peacedelic Studio
- 1 game with Studio Garage
- 1 game with Tv Man Union
- 1 game with Saru Brunei
- 1 game with Datam Polystar Co.,Ltd.
- 3 games with Eiki Nonaka
- 3 games with Tomonori Furusako
- 3 games with Ryuichi Mori
- 3 games with Kaoru Hayashi
- 3 games with Junichi Arai
- 3 games with Yo Kurita
- 3 games with Goh Hotoda
- 3 games with Haruomi Hosono
- 3 games with Hiroyuki Nakano
- 3 games with Hirofumi Ito
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