Developer

Pax Softnica

Pax Softnica was a video game development studio active in the 1980s, known for arcade and home console titles.
36
Games
1984–2004
Years
13
Platforms

About

Pax Softnica was a Japanese video game developer active primarily during the 1980s. The studio is best known for creating arcade games such as Shin Onigashima and Ginga no Sannin, as well as porting or developing titles like Excitebike and Ice Hockey for various platforms. The company ceased operations in the early 1990s.

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Platforms
GameBoy
7
PAL GameBoy
6
JP GameBoy
4
Super Famicom
4
Famicom
3
Famicom Disk System
3
PAL NES
2
NES
2
JP GameBoy Advance
1
PAL GameBoy Advance
1
GameBoy Advance
1
GameBoy Color
1
By decade
1980s
12
1990s
19
2000s
5
Genres
Action
6
Sports
4
Adventure
2
Racing
2
Strategy
2
Driving
2
Simulation
1
Role-playing (RPG)
1
Puzzle
1
Publishers
Nintendo
34
Ubisoft
5
K. Amusement Leasing Co.
3
Hyundai Electronics
3
Atlus
2
Swing! Entertainment Media AG
2
BAM! Entertainment Inc.
2
Take-Two Interactive
2
Capcom
2
Conspiracy Entertainment Corp.
2
Infogrames
2
THQ
2
Settings
Fantasy
2
Futuristic
1
Sci-fi
1
Mechanics
Puzzle elements
5
Board game
2
Platform
2
Life
1
Arcade
1
Japanese-style RPG (JRPG)
1
Social simulation
1
Stunts
1
Tricks
1
Perspectives
Side view
9
Top-down
4
Diagonal-down
3
3rd-person (Other)
3
Characters
Donkey Kong
3
Hard Hat
1
NEMO
1

Games featuring Pax Softnica