Popular games published by company Tomy Corporation

What would you say if you found out that the scary monsters hiding in children's closet were all part of a corporate conspiracy? Well, that's the premise of the 2001 Disney or Pixar film, Monsters, Inc., and it's the basis of this videogame for the PlayStation. Play as either Sully or Mike two of the monsters hired to scare little kids as you move from house to house, just trying to do your job. The company you work for is in the business of drumming up "scream energy," so you'll have to be extra frightening if you hope to succeed. Each of the game's 3D environments is detailed and expansive, representing the movie well, and there are dozens of hidden bonuses and power-ups that you can use toy your advantage.

Kyoro-chan no Purikura Daisakusen is an Action game in which the player controls the parrot in different levels. During those levels he will face different animal enemies: Like monkeys and other bizarre creatures. The player got different attack movement and even some special attacks when he finds different kind of balloons.

Elemental Gelade: Tozasareshi Uta is a RPG based on the manga/anime Elemental Gelade. The story takes place in the world of Guardia where beings called Edel Raids coexist with humans, and can fuse with them by becoming a powerful weapon. The player controls five characters from the anime: Coud Van Giruet, Reverie ‘Ren’ Metherlence (the most powerful Edel Raid, fuses with Coud), Cisqua, Rowen and Kuea (another Edel Raid, fuses with Rowen). The team journeys from town to town and fights enemies and meets new original characters throughout an original story. In the turn-based battles, the player gives commands such as fight, fuse and help to the party members.

Naruto: Path of the Ninja is an RPG based on the anime Naruto. It was released in Japan on Game Boy Advance.

Super Uno is the video game adaptation of the card game of the same name. Released only in Japan.

Dancing Furby is a Japanese only rhythm game released for the Game Boy Color. The gameplay is similar to games like Dance Dance Revolution in which you press the inputs displayed with the correct timing. In addition the game includes multiple mini-games, a song creator, cooperative multiplayer and song sharing, and functionality to interact with actual owned Furbys.

Kotobuki Hidezo, a soldier returning to Tokyo learns that his father has passed away, and he carries on his legacy by running the family ramen shop. Play as Hidezo over the course of half a century as he serves ramen to his many and often troubled customers in the heart of post-war Tokyo.

My DoItAll is a toy chest jam-packed with mini-games and mini-tools. Stay close with friends by exchanging Friend Cards, play wicked tricks using the Voice Changer and Sound Effects machine, become a wiz kid with all its amazing reference tools, and even create your own, unique miniature you!

In Pangya: Fantasy Golf, players practice and perfect their swing on the nine fantasy fairways of Pangya Island. Combining golf gameplay, endless customization options and a slew of sassy female characters set in beautiful environments, PANGYA: Fantasy Golf is based on the global PC MMO PANGYA game developed by Ntreev Soft, and boasts an original storyline with new, exclusive features for the PSP system. Players can utilize the in-game Pangya Shop to customize as many as 18 playable characters and their golf equipment with thousands of unlockable accessories, outfits, gear and power items to improve their golfer's stats and land that hole-in-one. Multiple gameplay modes including Story, Free Round, License, Tournament and Network Mode offer an engaging and varied golf experience. Additionally, Network Mode allows the ultimate golf gaming fan to connect with up to eight players and compete against one another in either single or team-based tournaments.

Habu Meijin no Omoshiro Shogi is a Miscellaneous game, developed by Access and published by Tomy Corporation, which was released in Japan in 1995.

Monopoly is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Tomy Corporation, which was released in Japan in 1993.