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[[File:Nihon Falcom | [[File:Nihon Falcom logo.svg|thumb|220x220px]] | ||
Its current president is [[ | '''Nihon Falcom Corporation''' (株式会社日本ファルコム) is a Japanese producer of primarily video games. Nihon Falcom is best known for its role-playing game franchises, most notably the ''[[w:c:isu:Ys (series)|Ys]]'' series and the ''Kiseki'' series (known as the ''Trails'' series in the West). | ||
Its current president is [[콘도 토시히로]]. | |||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
Nihon Falcom was founded on 9 March 1981 by [[ | Nihon Falcom was founded on 9 March 1981 by [[카토 마사유키]]. During his time in Bangkok, where he studied for three years, he fell in love with the Apple II computer. When he returned to Japan, Kato decided to save money in order to buy his personal Apple II. He then quit his job and started his own company: Nihon Falcom. The name "Falcom" was inspired by the ''[[w:c:starwars:Star Wars|Star Wars]]'' aircraft the ''[[w:c:starwars:Millennium Falcon|Millennium Falcon]]'', of which he changed the last letter to refer to computers to reflect the company's mission of developing computer games. | ||
Nihon Falcom was originally responsible for business analysis, investigation and planning geared toward the introduction of personal computers. In June, 1981, the company collaborated with the | Nihon Falcom was originally responsible for business analysis, investigation and planning geared toward the introduction of personal computers. In June, 1981, the company collaborated with the Japan International Cooperation Agency where it was responsible for a traffic economics simulator.{{cite}} In July 1981, Nihon Falcom became an authorised importer and seller of Apple products in Japan. | ||
During downtime, Kato started developing games. Falcom finished its first game, ''Galactic Wars'', in June 1982, but didn't start selling games nation-wide until ''Panorama Island'', its first, full-scale RPG in December 1983. | During downtime, Kato started developing games. Falcom finished its first game, ''Galactic Wars'', in June 1982, but didn't start selling games nation-wide until ''Panorama Island'', its first, full-scale RPG in December 1983. | ||
== Staff == | == Staff == | ||
*'''[[ | *'''[[카토 마사유키]]''' - Founder | ||
*'''[[ | *'''[[콘도 토시히로]]''' - President | ||
* '''[[ | *'''[[타케이리 히사요시]]''' - Lead writer of the ''Kiseki'' series. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
Nihon Falcom logo.svg|Logo. | |||
Nihon Falcom Logo.png|Alternate logo. | |||
Nihon Falcom Logo2.png|Ditto. | |||
</gallery> | |||
== External links == | |||
*[http://www.falcom.co.jp Official website] (in Japanese) | |||
*[[w:c:isu:Nihon Falcom Corporation|Nihon Falcom Corporation]] at the Ys Wiki | |||
[[Category:Corporation]] | [[Category:Corporation]] | ||
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Nihon Falcom Corporation (株式会社日本ファルコム) is a Japanese producer of primarily video games. Nihon Falcom is best known for its role-playing game franchises, most notably the Ys series and the Kiseki series (known as the Trails series in the West).
Its current president is 콘도 토시히로.
Background
Nihon Falcom was founded on 9 March 1981 by 카토 마사유키. During his time in Bangkok, where he studied for three years, he fell in love with the Apple II computer. When he returned to Japan, Kato decided to save money in order to buy his personal Apple II. He then quit his job and started his own company: Nihon Falcom. The name "Falcom" was inspired by the Star Wars aircraft the Millennium Falcon, of which he changed the last letter to refer to computers to reflect the company's mission of developing computer games.
Nihon Falcom was originally responsible for business analysis, investigation and planning geared toward the introduction of personal computers. In June, 1981, the company collaborated with the Japan International Cooperation Agency where it was responsible for a traffic economics simulator.[출처 필요] In July 1981, Nihon Falcom became an authorised importer and seller of Apple products in Japan.
During downtime, Kato started developing games. Falcom finished its first game, Galactic Wars, in June 1982, but didn't start selling games nation-wide until Panorama Island, its first, full-scale RPG in December 1983.
Staff
Gallery
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Logo.
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Alternate logo.
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Ditto.
External links
- Official website (in Japanese)
- Nihon Falcom Corporation at the Ys Wiki
