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** Taddle Fantasy: A sequel to Taddle Quest, flipping the perspective and making the Big Bad the playable character.
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** Bang Bang Shooting: An FPS. Locked in DevelopmentHell for years.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a naval strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a naval strategy game from what we know about it.
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** Bang Bang Shooting: An FPS. Locked Finally released in September 2018 after being locked in DevelopmentHell for years.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked inDevelopmentHell with Shooting, DevelopmentHell, most likely a naval strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in
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* AGodAmI: Many of their characters, most prominently [[EvilCounterpart Black Mighty]], who [[DevelopmentGag Dan Kuroto seems to have based on himself]].
* SeriesMascot: Most of their bigger series have one, the biggest examples being [[TheHero Mighty]] and [[GenkiGirl Poppy Pipopapo]].
* WolverinePublicity: Most of their bigger series, and to be fair, Taddle Quest and Shakariki Sports don't have memorable heroes, but boy are their villains well remembered.
!!Games developed or published by Genm Corp.:
[[index]]
* SeriesMascot: Most of their bigger series have one, the biggest examples being [[TheHero Mighty]] and [[GenkiGirl Poppy Pipopapo]].
* WolverinePublicity: Most of their bigger series, and to be fair, Taddle Quest and Shakariki Sports don't have memorable heroes, but boy are their villains well remembered.
!!Games developed or published by Genm Corp.:
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** Mighty Brothers XX: Originally a fan game, the game was hit with a C&D by Dan Kuroto but was picked up by Tsukuru Koboshi for development into a proper Genm Corp. Game. It's well known from it's release trailer as the first game to use Dual Gashat technology to store even more data and features two new character, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]], to capitalize on it's co-op gameplay.
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** Mighty Brothers XX: Originally a fan game, the game was hit with a C&D by Dan Kuroto but was picked up by Tsukuru Koboshi for development into a proper Genm Corp. Game. It's well known from it's release trailer as the first game to use Dual Gashat technology to store even more data and features two new character, characters, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]], to capitalize on it's co-op gameplay.
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** Mighty Creator VRX: A VR Game that is essentially a glorified LevelEditor.
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** Mighty Creator VRX: A VR Game that is essentially a glorified LevelEditor. Fans still enjoyed it for its impressive soundtrack and the ability to make their own courses, but it didn't sell well due to requiring a VR headset.
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** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it was developped by a third party.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it was developped by a third party.
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** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a naval strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it wasdevelopped developed by a third party.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it was
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* [=DoReMiFa=] Beat: A rythm game with an adorable mascot, Poppy Pipopapo, who is used to represent the game in Chronicle as an ExpositionFairy.
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* [=DoReMiFa=] Beat: A rythm rhythm game with an adorable mascot, Poppy Pipopapo, who is used to represent the game in Chronicle as an ExpositionFairy.
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** Knockout Fighter: The original. It was released in the 90's, and was the foundation of every modern fighting game.
** Knockout Fighter 2: A beat-them-up game instead of a traditionnal fighter. Crossed over with Gekitotsu Robots in one stage.
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzle game. Represented in Chronicle by the other half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZ it's DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Gra]][[AdaptationalBadass phite]].
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki's personnal favorite.
* Ju Ju Burger: A cooking sim that current CEO Tsukuru Koboshi made alone while he was just an employee.
** Knockout Fighter 2: A beat-them-up game instead of a traditionnal fighter. Crossed over with Gekitotsu Robots in one stage.
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzle game. Represented in Chronicle by the other half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZ it's DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Gra]][[AdaptationalBadass phite]].
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki's personnal favorite.
* Ju Ju Burger: A cooking sim that current CEO Tsukuru Koboshi made alone while he was just an employee.
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** Knockout Fighter: The original. It was released in the 90's, 90s to capitalize on the popularity of Fighting Games at the time, and was eventually packaged together with Perfect Puzzle in a standalone plug-and-play device called the foundation of every modern fighting game.
Gashat Gear Dual.
** Knockout Fighter 2: Abeat-them-up beat-'em-up game instead of a traditionnal traditional fighter. Crossed over with Gekitotsu Robots in one stage.
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzlegame.game that debuted as part of the plug-and-play Gashat Gear Dual. Represented in Chronicle by the other half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZit's is DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Gra]][[AdaptationalBadass phite]].
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki'spersonnal favorite.
personal favorite. This game is well remembered for featuring [=DoReMiFa=] Beat's Poppy Pipopapo as a potential love interest due to fan love for the character.
*Ju Ju [=JuJu=] Burger: A cooking sim that current CEO Tsukuru Koboshi made alone while he was just an employee.employee. [[ExecutiveMeddling It was cancelled before shipping out by Kuroto Dan despite being completed]], but was given a proper release under Koboshi's leadership.
** Knockout Fighter 2: A
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzle
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZ
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki's
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* VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle: The HarderThanHard CrisisCrossover MMO. Servers shut down less than a year after being openned, and Genm almost suffered bankruptcy.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currently unreleased. Featured in Mighty Creator VRX as an EarlyBirdCameo.
* Hyper Muteki: We don't even know if that's a real game, the only hint that it is one is that Kamen Rider Ex-Aid has it as a power-up in VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currently unreleased. Featured in Mighty Creator VRX as an EarlyBirdCameo.
* Hyper Muteki: We don't even know if that's a real game, the only hint that it is one is that Kamen Rider Ex-Aid has it as a power-up in VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle.
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* VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle: JustForFun/KamenRiderChronicle: The HarderThanHard CrisisCrossover MMO. Servers shut down less than a year after being openned, opened, and Genm almost suffered bankruptcy.
** Kamen Rider Carnival: A GaidenGame to ''Chronicle'' featuring the Rider Faction. Meant to act as a BreatherEpisode of sorts to the more harrowing Kamen Rider Chronicle, the game never saw widespread release but would've been a VR game featuring rides and mini-games where players could interact with the Riders.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currentlyunreleased. unreleased and seemingly cancelled. Featured in Mighty Creator VRX as an EarlyBirdCameo.
EarlyBirdCameo. The game was actually developed by Machina Vision and would've been the first third party Genm Corp. game, but the deal fell through.
* Hyper Muteki:We don't even know if that's a real game, the only hint A game that it is one is that first appeared in JustForFun/KamenRiderChronicle as the final form of the Rider Faction leader Ex-Aid. From what few details are known it's a game where Mighty fights through huge stages as the invincible Golden Mighty, but must do so within a set time limit. No details of this game's release date exist, leading some to wonder if it's been cancelled due to the cancellation of Kamen Rider Ex-Aid has it as a power-up Chronicle.
* [=WayoseTUNE=]: A Genm Corp game featured inVideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle.select arcades before the Gashat system was pioneered. As such, details on the game other than it's use of cartoonish versions of historical figures are scarce.
* Buddhist Priest of Temple: The second game developed under Tsukuru Koboshi and a clear example of his AuthorAppeal for monks in games, this game is a Rhythm/Survival Horror hybrid that pits the player against hordes of the undead.
** Kamen Rider Carnival: A GaidenGame to ''Chronicle'' featuring the Rider Faction. Meant to act as a BreatherEpisode of sorts to the more harrowing Kamen Rider Chronicle, the game never saw widespread release but would've been a VR game featuring rides and mini-games where players could interact with the Riders.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currently
* Hyper Muteki:
* [=WayoseTUNE=]: A Genm Corp game featured in
* Buddhist Priest of Temple: The second game developed under Tsukuru Koboshi and a clear example of his AuthorAppeal for monks in games, this game is a Rhythm/Survival Horror hybrid that pits the player against hordes of the undead.
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Genm Corporation, referred to as Genm Corp. or just Genm for short is a japanese gaming company that was founded in the late 80's by Masamune Dan, who was CEO until his incarceration in the mid 2000's, when he was replaced by his son, Kuroto Dan, who was replaced after his disappearance in 2017 by Ren Amagasaki, until Masamune came back and then died, at which point company employee Tsukuru Koboshi took over.
You might know them as the ones that made the Mighty Action and Taddle series, as well as the CrisisCrossover VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle. But that's not the only thing they did, although with how much of their games get cancelled or are stuck in DevelopmentHell, you'd be forgiven for thinking that.
!!Games developped or published by Genm Corp.:
You might know them as the ones that made the Mighty Action and Taddle series, as well as the CrisisCrossover VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle. But that's not the only thing they did, although with how much of their games get cancelled or are stuck in DevelopmentHell, you'd be forgiven for thinking that.
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Genm Corporation, referred to as Genm Corp. or just Genm for short is a japanese Japanese gaming company that was founded in the late 80's by Masamune Dan, who was CEO until his incarceration in the mid 2000's, when he 2000's. After his father was replaced by his son, sent to prison, Kuroto Dan, who was replaced after Dan took the reins of the company. Under him Genm Corp. flourished but his disappearance eccentric nature eventually lead to his disappearance, later revealed by management to be the result of a psychotic breakdown, leaving the company in 2017 by the hands of shareholder Ren Amagasaki, until Amagasaki. Masamune came back Dan was eventually released from prison and then died, at which point company employee retook leadership of the company, but tragically passed away that same year leaving senior programmer Tsukuru Koboshi took over.
You might know them asin charge of the ones that made company due to Kuroto Dan's deteriorated mental state.
They're best known for theMighty Action ''Mighty Action'' and Taddle ''Taddle'' series, as well as the CrisisCrossover VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle. But that's not the only thing they did, although with how much of JustForFun/KamenRiderChronicle. Their library extends far past that, but their games get cancelled or are stuck in DevelopmentHell, you'd be forgiven business decisions and AttentionDeficitCreatorDisorder lead to lack of support for thinking that.
some of these titles and straight up DevelopmentHell for others.
!!Gamesdevelopped developed or published by Genm Corp.:
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** Mighty Action: The first game in the 2D Action Platformer series, and Genm's first game in general, featuring the debut of titual character and company mascot [[TheHero Mighty]].
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** Mighty Action: The first game in the 2D Action Platformer series, and Genm's first game in general, featuring the debut of titual titular character and company mascot [[TheHero Mighty]].
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** Mighty Action X: Developped for the 3DS. First unveiled at E3 2015, released in December 2016. That's when [[TheRival Black Mighty]] made his debut.
** Might Brothers XX: Currently in DevelopmentHell, focuses on co-op and stars two new characters, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]].
** Maximum Mighty X: Currently in DevelopmentHell, what we know of the game is that Mighty gains a new powerup that looks like a PowerArmor version of himself.
** Might Brothers XX: Currently in DevelopmentHell, focuses on co-op and stars two new characters, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]].
** Maximum Mighty X: Currently in DevelopmentHell, what we know of the game is that Mighty gains a new powerup that looks like a PowerArmor version of himself.
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** Mighty Action X: Developped Developed for the 3DS. First unveiled at E3 2015, released a press conference in December 2010 projected for a 2011 release date, it was plagued by developmental woes, finally releasing in October 2016. That's when This game featured the debut of [[TheRival Black Mighty]] made his debut.
Mighty]], a character based on a beta design for Mighty himself.
**Might Mighty Brothers XX: Currently in DevelopmentHell, focuses on co-op Originally a fan game, the game was hit with a C&D by Dan Kuroto but was picked up by Tsukuru Koboshi for development into a proper Genm Corp. Game. It's well known from it's release trailer as the first game to use Dual Gashat technology to store even more data and stars features two new characters, character, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]].
Green]], to capitalize on it's co-op gameplay.
** Maximum Mighty X:Currently in DevelopmentHell, what we know of Another fangame made official by Koboshi, Maximum Mighty X features a radical departure from the game is usual Mighty Action gameplay, instead featuring a customizable mecha that Mighty gains a new powerup that looks like a PowerArmor version of himself.rides in.
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->''"Let's Game! Metcha Game! Mutcha Name! Watcha Name?! [Name of the game you're playing]"''
-->-- The usual announcement that plays when booting up a Genm game.
Genm Corporation, referred to as Genm Corp. or just Genm for short is a japanese gaming company that was founded in the late 80's by Masamune Dan, who was CEO until his incarceration in the mid 2000's, when he was replaced by his son, Kuroto Dan, who was replaced after his disappearance in 2017 by Ren Amagasaki, until Masamune came back and then died, at which point company employee Tsukuru Koboshi took over.
You might know them as the ones that made the Mighty Action and Taddle series, as well as the CrisisCrossover VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle. But that's not the only thing they did, although with how much of their games get cancelled or are stuck in DevelopmentHell, you'd be forgiven for thinking that.
!!Games developped or published by Genm Corp.:
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* Mighty Action series. Represented in Chronicle by [[StarterVillain Count Salty]].
** Mighty Action: The first game in the 2D Action Platformer series, and Genm's first game in general, featuring the debut of titual character and company mascot [[TheHero Mighty]].
** Mighty Action C: Sequel to the original. Released in the mid 2000's.
** Mighty Action X: Developped for the 3DS. First unveiled at E3 2015, released in December 2016. That's when [[TheRival Black Mighty]] made his debut.
** Might Brothers XX: Currently in DevelopmentHell, focuses on co-op and stars two new characters, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]].
** Maximum Mighty X: Currently in DevelopmentHell, what we know of the game is that Mighty gains a new powerup that looks like a PowerArmor version of himself.
** Mighty Creator VRX: A VR Game that is essentially a glorified LevelEditor.
* Taddle series. Represented in Chronicle by [[DiscOneFinalBoss the sorcerer Alhambra]].
** Taddle Quest: The first game in the series, and Genm's first RPG.
** Taddle Fantasy: A sequel to Taddle Quest, flipping the perspective and making the BigBad the playable character.
** Taddle Legacy: The third installment in the series, which goes back to the protagonist as he uses both his own powers and that of the Demon King to save his girlfriend.
* Bang Bang series. Represented in Chronicle by [[GeneralRipper Commander Revol]].
** Bang Bang Shooting: An FPS. Locked in DevelopmentHell for years.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it was developped by a third party.
* Bakusou Bike: A racing game where you pilot a sentient bike. Represented in Chronicle by [[HateSink Motors]].
* Gekitotsu Robots: A sci-fi fighting game about robots. Represented in Chronicle by [[FinalBoss Gutton]].
* [=DoReMiFa=] Beat: A rythm game with an adorable mascot, Poppy Pipopapo, who is used to represent the game in Chronicle as an ExpositionFairy.
* Jet Combat: A combat flight simulator. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Vernier]].
* Girigiri Chambara: A Samurai-based Action game that is DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[KnightOfCerebus Kaiden]].
* Shakariki Sports: An extreme sports game more known for its personality and music than its gameplay. Represented in Chronicle by [[FriendlyEnemy Charlie]].
* Knockout Fighter series. Represented in Chronicle by one half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
** Knockout Fighter: The original. It was released in the 90's, and was the foundation of every modern fighting game.
** Knockout Fighter 2: A beat-them-up game instead of a traditionnal fighter. Crossed over with Gekitotsu Robots in one stage.
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzle game. Represented in Chronicle by the other half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZ it's DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Gra]][[AdaptationalBadass phite]].
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki's personnal favorite.
* Ju Ju Burger: A cooking sim that current CEO Tsukuru Koboshi made alone while he was just an employee.
* Night Safari: Locked in DevelopmentHell. We don't know much about it, aside from an off-hand reference to it in Taddle Quest.
* Dangerous Zombie: A survival horror game. It features a cameo from Black Mighty, [[UnexpectedCharacter of all things]].
* VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle: The HarderThanHard CrisisCrossover MMO. Servers shut down less than a year after being openned, and Genm almost suffered bankruptcy.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currently unreleased. Featured in Mighty Creator VRX as an EarlyBirdCameo.
* Hyper Muteki: We don't even know if that's a real game, the only hint that it is one is that Kamen Rider Ex-Aid has it as a power-up in VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Fantasy Dream]]
->''"Let's Game! Metcha Game! Mutcha Name! Watcha Name?! [Name of the game you're playing]"''
-->-- The usual announcement that plays when booting up a Genm game.
Genm Corporation, referred to as Genm Corp. or just Genm for short is a japanese gaming company that was founded in the late 80's by Masamune Dan, who was CEO until his incarceration in the mid 2000's, when he was replaced by his son, Kuroto Dan, who was replaced after his disappearance in 2017 by Ren Amagasaki, until Masamune came back and then died, at which point company employee Tsukuru Koboshi took over.
You might know them as the ones that made the Mighty Action and Taddle series, as well as the CrisisCrossover VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle. But that's not the only thing they did, although with how much of their games get cancelled or are stuck in DevelopmentHell, you'd be forgiven for thinking that.
!!Games developped or published by Genm Corp.:
[[index]]
* Mighty Action series. Represented in Chronicle by [[StarterVillain Count Salty]].
** Mighty Action: The first game in the 2D Action Platformer series, and Genm's first game in general, featuring the debut of titual character and company mascot [[TheHero Mighty]].
** Mighty Action C: Sequel to the original. Released in the mid 2000's.
** Mighty Action X: Developped for the 3DS. First unveiled at E3 2015, released in December 2016. That's when [[TheRival Black Mighty]] made his debut.
** Might Brothers XX: Currently in DevelopmentHell, focuses on co-op and stars two new characters, [[RedOniBlueOni Orange and Green]].
** Maximum Mighty X: Currently in DevelopmentHell, what we know of the game is that Mighty gains a new powerup that looks like a PowerArmor version of himself.
** Mighty Creator VRX: A VR Game that is essentially a glorified LevelEditor.
* Taddle series. Represented in Chronicle by [[DiscOneFinalBoss the sorcerer Alhambra]].
** Taddle Quest: The first game in the series, and Genm's first RPG.
** Taddle Fantasy: A sequel to Taddle Quest, flipping the perspective and making the BigBad the playable character.
** Taddle Legacy: The third installment in the series, which goes back to the protagonist as he uses both his own powers and that of the Demon King to save his girlfriend.
* Bang Bang series. Represented in Chronicle by [[GeneralRipper Commander Revol]].
** Bang Bang Shooting: An FPS. Locked in DevelopmentHell for years.
** Bang Bang Simulations: Locked in DevelopmentHell with Shooting, most likely a strategy game from what we know about it.
** Bang Bang Tank: A game where you pilot a Tank. The only Bang Bang game not in DevelopmentHell, since it was developped by a third party.
* Bakusou Bike: A racing game where you pilot a sentient bike. Represented in Chronicle by [[HateSink Motors]].
* Gekitotsu Robots: A sci-fi fighting game about robots. Represented in Chronicle by [[FinalBoss Gutton]].
* [=DoReMiFa=] Beat: A rythm game with an adorable mascot, Poppy Pipopapo, who is used to represent the game in Chronicle as an ExpositionFairy.
* Jet Combat: A combat flight simulator. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Vernier]].
* Girigiri Chambara: A Samurai-based Action game that is DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[KnightOfCerebus Kaiden]].
* Shakariki Sports: An extreme sports game more known for its personality and music than its gameplay. Represented in Chronicle by [[FriendlyEnemy Charlie]].
* Knockout Fighter series. Represented in Chronicle by one half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
** Knockout Fighter: The original. It was released in the 90's, and was the foundation of every modern fighting game.
** Knockout Fighter 2: A beat-them-up game instead of a traditionnal fighter. Crossed over with Gekitotsu Robots in one stage.
* Perfect Puzzle: An [[MundaneMadeAwesome absolutely insane]] puzzle game. Represented in Chronicle by the other half of Kamen Rider Para-DX's powers.
* Drago Knight Hunter Z: A game where you play as a dragon hunter. Much like Girigiri Chambara, DKHZ it's DifficultButAwesome. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Gra]][[AdaptationalBadass phite]].
* Tokimeki Crisis: A dating sim. Represented in Chronicle by [[TheRival Lovelica]]. Stated to be Ren Amagasaki's personnal favorite.
* Ju Ju Burger: A cooking sim that current CEO Tsukuru Koboshi made alone while he was just an employee.
* Night Safari: Locked in DevelopmentHell. We don't know much about it, aside from an off-hand reference to it in Taddle Quest.
* Dangerous Zombie: A survival horror game. It features a cameo from Black Mighty, [[UnexpectedCharacter of all things]].
* VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle: The HarderThanHard CrisisCrossover MMO. Servers shut down less than a year after being openned, and Genm almost suffered bankruptcy.
* Hurricane Ninja: Currently unreleased. Featured in Mighty Creator VRX as an EarlyBirdCameo.
* Hyper Muteki: We don't even know if that's a real game, the only hint that it is one is that Kamen Rider Ex-Aid has it as a power-up in VideoGame/KamenRiderChronicle.
