Related Companies
- Gamadelic - Sound team of Data East.
- Technōs Japan - Established by an independent company's managing director Kunio Taki and a few other former Data East employees. After filing for bankruptcy, they founded its successor Million Co..
- Givro - Formed by former Technōs Japan employees.
- Idea Factory - Another company established by Data East's former employees.
- TAD Corporation - Founded by Tadashi "TAD" Yokoyama and a few other former employees of Data East. Best known for their first two video games Cabal and Toki.
- Mitchell Corporation - Used Data East hardware for arcade games and has former TAD Corporation employees.
- Wood Place - A Japanese company associated with Data East, best known for licensing arcade titles like Ring King and Fire Trap.
- Work Jam - Known for owning the development rights to the Jake Hunter series, which are still developing the same series. In addition, the company's former employees have enrolled.
- Scitron Label - Published video game soundtrack albums of several video games, including Data East's titles.
- G-Mode - A mobile content management company who obtained and currently holds the rights to a vast majority of Data East's video game library, which includes the BurgerTime and Magical Drop franchises.
- Paon - Formed by former Data East employees, who then bought the rights to a smaller portion of Data East's library than G-mode, which includes Karnov, Chelnov, the Glory of Heracles franchise and the Kuuga trilogy.
- Cattle Call - Another company founded by former Data East employees. Also responsible for the development of Metal Max 2: Reloaded and Metal Max 3.
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