Noise Factory

NOISE FACTORY co.,ltd. (株式会社ノイズファクトリー) was a Japanese company that specialised in developing video games. It was one of the developer companies of SNK. Its more known games were Gaia Crusaders, Sengoku 3 and the new games of Rage of the Dragons & Power Instinct (having the rights of Evoga & Atlus to continue developing the series).

NOISE FACTORY co.,ltd.
株式会社ノイズファクトリー
Private
IndustryVideo games
Founded1998-01-28 (有限会社ノイズファクトリー, Daiichi Katsumi Biru HQ)
2002-06-17 (株式会社ノイズファクトリー, Create Esaka HQ)
DefunctMarch 31, 2017
HeadquartersOsaka, Japan
Key people
Keiko Iijuu (Representative Director)
ProductsArcade games
Video games
Software oriented to business
2D-3D graphic applications
Revenue4,000 ten thousand yen
Websitehttp://www.noise.co.jp

Software

Video games
Year Title Publisher Genre Platform(s)
1999 Gaia Crusaders Triangle Staff Beat 'em up Arcade, Sega Dreamcast
1999 Dark Arms: Beast Busters SNK Action role-playing game Neo Geo Pocket Color
2000 Metal Slug 3 (music development) SNK Run and gun Arcade
2001 Sengoku Denshou 2001 / Sengoku 3 SNK Beat 'em up Arcade
2001 Rage of the Dragons 3 Evoga, Playmore Fighting game Arcade
2002 Metal Slug 4 Playmore, Mega Enterprise Run and gun Arcade
2002 Power Instinct Matrimelee Atlus, Playmore Fighting game Arcade
2003 Metal Slug 5 SNK Playmore Run and gun Arcade
2003 Rage of the Dragons 3-DX Evoga, Ignition Entertainment Fighting game Playstation 2, Xbox
2004 KOF: Maximum Impact SNK, Ignition Entertainment Fighting game PlayStation 2, Xbox
2005 Metal Slug Advance SNK Run and gun Game Boy Advance
2005 Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Bonnou no Kaihou Atlus, Excite Fighting game PlayStation 2
2006 Ontamarama Atlus Rhythm game Nintendo DS
2007 Rage of the Dragons: Epic Deluxe Evoga, UbiArt Framework Platform game PlayStation Portable
2008 The Legend of Ninon Beart: Remastered Requiem Taito, Square Enix Platform game PlayStation Portable
2009 Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku: Matsuri Senzo Kuyou Atlus Fighting game Arcade
2009 Doala de Wii Tera Box Sports Nintendo Wii
2010 Sonic Blast Heroes Taito, Tera Box Fighting game Arcade

Others
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