Riot (ライオット) ·
Japan Games ·
US Games
Riot (ライオット)
During the time Wolfteam and Laser Soft developed most of the games for Telenet Japan, Riot was the label/brand for games developed by Telenet's internal development team headed by Eiji Kikuchi, but was never formally established as a separate subsidiary. After the release of Tenshi no Uta 2 in 1993 for PC Engine the Riot brand cheased to exist.
Japan Games
Games by RIOT released on the Japanese market.
- 1992
- 02-07: Browning (TJCD1020) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 02-14: Traysia (T-49073) (Sega Mega Drive)
- 02-28: Mirai Shonen Conan (TJCD2022) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 03-19: The Fantasm Soldier Valis (TJCD2023) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 03-27: Cosmic Fantasy Stories (T-49014) (Sega Mega-CD)
- 04-17: Death Bringer (T-49034) (Sega Mega-CD)
- 06-29: Silky Leap (T-49024) (Sega Mega-CD)
- 07-24: Pop 'n Magic (TJCD2027) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 09-04: Travel Epule (TJCD2030) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 09-22: EXILE II -Wicked Phenomenon- (TJCD2028) (PC-Engine Super CD^2)
- 10-23: Kiadan 00 (TJCD2031) (PC-Engine Super CD^2) (Developer: Alfa Systems)
- 12-11: Psycho Dream (SHVC-PY) (Super Famicom)
- 12-25: Xak 1&2 (TJCD2032) (PC-Engine Super CD^2) (Developer: Microcabin)
US Games
Games by RIOT released on the US market.
