Popular games published by company Data West
Rayxanber II is an Action game, developed and published by Data West, which was released in Japan in 1991.
The objective in Tanjou Debut is to train three idols belonging to a small, struggling production company into top stars. The game introduces "rivals," a new feature that adds depth to the gameplay, which was not present in "Sotsugyou". The three heroines form a unit within the game, but depending on the outcome of the Idol Grand Prix, they might go solo, transition to acting, or even marry the manager and pursue a different path. There are nine types of parameters and lessons for each girl. If their parameters drop significantly, they may become ill or turn delinquent. The player must not only understand how to raise the correct stats but also maintain the girls’ trust in the manager to prevent them from skipping lessons.
The 4th entry in the franchise and the 2nd title to be released on a console.
D-Again is the fifth 4th Unit game. The criminal trade organization WWWF was finally defeated. The bionic soldier Blon-Win is appointed a high-ranked inspector and sent on a mission to protect the secret service agent Remi Binderk on the way to the United Nations conference in Geneva. On board the TGV train in France Blon-Win encounters her old acquaintance Dalzy, who tells her that former WWWF members have united to form the Einheit group, and are working on a new dangerous weapon known as G-R.
Rayxanber III is an Action game, developed and published by Data West, which was released in Japan in 1992.
Rayxanber is a side-scrolling shooter video game developed and published by Data West for the FM Towns. In the game, the player assumes the role of a fighter pilot from Earth controlling the RT-X-32 space craft to fight against the biomechanical Zoul Empire. The title was created by Team 50, a group within Data West.
The 3rd entry in the Psychic Detective franchise and the first title to be released on a console.
It is a 2D action role-playing game with real time combat and top-down perspective.