Camelot Software Planning - Developed Games

Developed Games

For Sega
  • Shining in the Darkness — 1991 (Mega Drive/Genesis) (co-developed by Climax Entertainment)
  • Shining Force — 1992 (Mega Drive/Genesis) (co-developed by Climax Entertainment)
  • Shining Force Gaiden — 1992 (Sega Game Gear)
  • Shining Force Gaiden II: Sword of Hayja — 1993 (Sega Game Gear)
  • Shining Force II — 1993 (Mega Drive/Genesis)
  • Shining Force CD — 1994 (Mega-CD)
  • Shining Force Gaiden: Final Conflict — 1995 (Sega Game Gear)
  • Shining Wisdom — 1995 (Sega Saturn)
  • Shining the Holy Ark — 1996 (Sega Saturn)
  • Shining Force III — 1997 (Sega Saturn)
  • Shining Force III Scenario 2 — 1998 (Sega Saturn)
  • Shining Force III Scenario 3 — 1998 (Sega Saturn)
  • Shining Force III Premium Disc — 1998 (Sega Saturn)
For Sony Computer Entertainment
  • Beyond the Beyond — 1995 (PlayStation)
  • Everybody's Golf (Hot Shots Golf) — 1997 (PlayStation)
  • Everybody's Golf — 1998 (PlayStation)
For Nintendo
  • Mario Golf — 1999 (Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color)
  • Mario Tennis — 2000 (Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color)
  • Golden Sun — 2001 (Game Boy Advance)
  • Mobile Golf - 2001 (Game Boy Color)
  • Golden Sun: The Lost Age — 2003 (Game Boy Advance)
  • Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour — 2003 (Nintendo GameCube)
  • Mario Golf: Advance Tour — 2004 (Game Boy Advance)
  • Mario Power Tennis — 2004 (Nintendo GameCube)
  • Mario Tennis: Power Tour — 2005 (Game Boy Advance)
  • We Love Golf! — 2007 (Wii)
  • New Play Control! Mario Power Tennis - 2008 (Wii)
  • Golden Sun: Dark Dawn - 2010 (DS)
  • Mario Tennis Open - 2012 (3DS)
Cancelled
  • I Love Golf - (PC)

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