Racjin Co. Ltd.

Established in Osaka in 1995, the studio transitioned from its original identity during a period of rapid diversification. This era saw the team take on the PlayStation release of Wizardry (2000), bringing the classic dungeon-crawler to console audiences. They were also entrusted with porting Bungie's martial arts action title Oni (2001) to the PlayStation 2, a release that was later preserved through the Oni [Platinum] budget range.

Beyond standalone projects, the developer became a reliable partner for major Japanese publishers. They expanded the Bomberman Land series by designing puzzle-adventure hybrids and multiplayer attractions. For Sega, they adapted the high-speed mascot racer Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing for handheld play on the Nintendo DS. Their relationship with Bandai Namco resulted in multiple Naruto Shippuden adaptations, including the action-adventure title Naruto Shippuden: Dragon Blade Chronicles and entries in the Gekitou Ninja Taisen! fighting series. Through these collaborative efforts, the studio solidified its reputation for adapting major media franchises across diverse gameplay genres.