Denzuko

NOTE: This Page is Not Done Denzuko, also referred to as Denzuko Co. Ltd. is a Japanese video game developer and publisher founded in 1976 by Hirokazu Denzuko.

The Denzuko's series are Ice World, Wizard Kid Story, Action Protectors, Jun-Lo, Jack, Superbusters, Groupy, Devil's Mansion, and War Runner.

1970s

 * Space Highway (May 1977)

1980s

 * Ice World (Nov 1983)
 * Wizard Kid Story (Apr 1984)
 * Cat's Great Escape (Jun 23, 1985)
 * Ice World 2 (Jul 14, 1985)
 * The Quest of Rick (Oct 14, 1985)
 * Voltron: Defender of the Universe (May 27, 1986 (JP), 1987 (NA and EU))
 * Cyborg 009 (Jun 1986 for Famicom; JP only)
 * Action Protectors (Jul 1986)
 * Wizard Kid Land Story (Sep 1986; JP only)
 * Galactic Patrol Lensman (Dec 15, 1986; JP only)
 * Jack's Big Adventures (Jun 12, 1987 (JP), May 7, 1988 (NA and EU) for NES)
 * Big Trouble in Little China (Jul 7, 1987 for Famicom; JP only)
 * An American Tail (Aug 4, 1987)
 * Mach GoGoGo: Sekai Resa (Aug 27, 1987; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo (Nov 16, 1987; known as Treasure Hunter in outside of Japan TurboGrafx-16 version)
 * The Evil Fun House (Nov 17, 1987)
 * Around the World with Willy Fog (Anime Hachijūnichikan Sekai Isshū) (Dec 6, 1987; EU and JP only)
 * Super Biker (Apr 21, 1988 for MSX)
 * Action Protectors II (May 15, 1988)
 * ALF (Jun 17, 1988 for NES)
 * Superbusters (Jul 17, 1988 for NES (1988), WonderSwan (1999), Wii Virtual Console (2010) and Wii U Virtual Console (2013))
 * Dog Town (Onyanko Town) (Aug 1988; localized for US and EU)
 * Airball (Famicom port of the 1987 computer game of the same name; different than the unreleased Tengen port) (Oct 6, 1988; JP only)
 * Wasteland (Famicom Disk System, PC-8801, Sharp X68000, and MSX2 ports of the 1987 computer game of the same name) (Oct 27, 1988; JP only)
 * Wizard Kid Castle Story (Jan 3, 1989; JP only)
 * Woody Poko (Mar 14, 1989; localized for US and EU)
 * Jun-Lo Legend (RPG spin-off of the Jun-Lo series) (May 12, 1989; JP only)
 * Jack in Dream Land (Aug 4, 1989 for NES)
 * Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders (NES port) (Oct 1989)
 * Doctor Who (Oct 1989 for NES)
 * Killer Klowns From Outer Space (Nov 8, 1989; based on the 1988 film of the same name.)

1990s

 * Shadow Rainbow (Feb 1990)
 * Groupy (Apr 5, 1990)
 * Denzuko Park (Jul 15, 1990)
 * Jun-Lo II (Aug 1990; JP only)
 * A Pup Named Scooby-Doo (Oct 1990; NA only)
 * Agent R.I.C.H. (Lupin III: The Secret of the Golden Mask in Japan) (Dec 23, 1990 for Sega Mega Drive/Genesis)
 * Gree (Mar 16, 1991)
 * Superbusters II: Evil's Revenge (May 1991 for NES (1991), WonderSwan (1999), Wii Virtual Console (2010) and Wii U Virtual Console (2013))
 * Tasuke, the Samurai Cop (May 6, 1991 for Game Boy; JP only)
 * Action Protectors III (Jun 2, 1991)
 * Jun-Lo Gaiden (Jul 5, 1991 for Game Boy; JP only)
 * Tasuke, the Samurai Cop (Jul 24, 1991 for Famicom; JP only)
 * Groupy 2 (Sep 14, 1991)
 * Kyatto Ninden Teyandee (Sega Genesis game based on the 1990-1991 anime.) (Oct 6, 1991; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Legend II (RPG spin-off of the Jun-Lo series) (Nov 7, 1991; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo 3 Subete no Tame Ni! (Jun-Lo 3 for All!) (Mar 1992; JP only)
 * Doraemon no Supēsuairando (Jun 14, 1992; JP only)
 * Wizard Kid Next Story (Aug 24, 1992; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Commander (Strategy spin-off of the Jun-Lo series) (Sep 1992; JP only)
 * Superbusters III: Forever After Time (Nov 25, 1992)
 * Alvin and the Chipmunks (Feb 4, 1993)
 * Devil's Mansion (Aug 25, 1993; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Gaiden II (Out 5, 1993 for Super Famicom; JP only)
 * Garfield and Friends (Dec 6, 1993)
 * Jun-Lo I+II (remake of the first two Jun-Lo games) (Mar 12, 1994; JP only)
 * Groupy 3 (Jun 26, 1994)
 * Bill's Money Adventure (Jul 8, 1994 for SNES; A Sega Genesis port cancelled.)
 * Jun-Lo Legend III (RPG spin-off of the Jun-Lo series) (Jul 26, 1994; JP only)
 * Superbusters: Proteek's Race (Aug 4, 1994)
 * Devil's Mansion 2 (Oct 8, 1994; JP only)
 * Action Protectors IV (Nov 1994)
 * A Troll in Central Park (Mar 17, 1995)
 * Superbusters IV: The Missing Worlds (Apr 6, 1995)
 * Jun-Lo IV (Jun 17, 1995; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo: Spyton (Sep 5, 1995; JP only)
 * Clock Works (ClockWerx) (Mega Drive and Game Boy ports of the Super Famicom game) (Dec 24, 1995)
 * Goosebumps (Jun 5, 1996; NA and EU only)
 * Jun-Lo Legend III: Nightmare Book (Jul 7, 1996; JP only)
 * Matilda (Sep 14, 1996)
 * Devil's Mansion (AKA Devil's Mansion 3 in Japan) (PlayStation game) (Oct 16, 1996 (JP), Feb 12, 1997 (NA), Mar 25, 1997 (EU))
 * Groupy 4-D (Dec 4, 1996)
 * Superbusters V: The King's Fire (Jun 24, 1997)
 * World-A-Land (Oct 6, 1997 for PlayStation and Game Boy Color)
 * Jun-Lo V (Mar 5, 1998; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Legend IV (Feb 25, 1999; JP only)
 * Groupy: The Time 5 (Jul 16, 1999)
 * Superbusters VI (Sep 24, 1999)

2000s

 * Jun-Lo VI (May 16, 2000; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Taipu-X (Jun-Lo Type-X) (Nov 2, 2000; JP only)
 * War Runner Hero (Apr 17, 2001)
 * Groupy: Lost World (Sep 23, 2001)
 * Jun-Lo VII (Nov 24, 2001; JP only)
 * Superbusters VII: The King of Swords (Aug 6, 2002)
 * Groupy: The Infinity Galaxy (Nov 15, 2002)
 * ZombiX (Aug 2, 2003)
 * Jun-Lo VIII: Ō no Tanoshimi (Jun-Lo VIII: Fun of the King) (May 16, 2004; JP only)
 * Groupy: League of the Defenders (Jun 24, 2004)
 * Gregory Horror Show (Aug 5, 2004 for Game Boy Advance; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo Legend V (Oct 16, 2004; JP only)
 * Jun-Lo IX (Apr 3, 2005; JP only)

2010s

 * Superbusters Online (Dec 14, 2015)
 * Jun-Lo: Pirate Knights (May 2, 2016)

1980s

 * Around the World in 80 Days (1988; Planned US release of the NES game, Around the World with Willy Fog/Anime Hachijūnichikan Sekai Isshū)
 * Big Trouble in Little China (1989; Planned US release of the Famicom game)

1990s

 * Bill's Money Adventure (1994 for Sega Genesis; A 100% complete Sega Genesis port prototype was leaked online in 2011.)
 * A Troll in Central Park (Sega Genesis port)