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'''Access Games Inc.''' is a Japanese video game developer studio, founded on January 16, 2002. They are currently based in Osaka, Japan. They are best known for their work on ''{{wp|Deadly Premonition}}'', as well as their upcoming PS3 exclusive title ''{{wp|Drag-On Dragoon 3}}'' and Xbox One exclusive title ''{{wp|D4 (video game)|D4}}''. |
'''Access Games Inc.''' is a Japanese video game developer studio, founded on January 16, 2002. They are currently based in Osaka, Japan. They are best known for their work on ''{{wp|Deadly Premonition}}'', as well as their upcoming PS3 exclusive title ''{{wp|Drag-On Dragoon 3}}'' and Xbox One exclusive title ''{{wp|D4 (video game)|D4}}''. |
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+ | Access Games was the main development team for the three major portable ''[[Ace Combat]]'' titles, these being ''[[Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception]]'', ''[[Ace Combat: Joint Assault]]'', and ''[[Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy]]''. Members of [[Project Aces]], the main development team of the ''Ace Combat'' titles, were also involved in Access Games' developments. This included [[Kazutoki Kono]] who advised on or worked with the visuals of the portable titles. |
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Access Games Inc. is a Japanese video game developer studio, founded on January 16, 2002. They are currently based in Osaka, Japan. They are best known for their work on Deadly Premonition, as well as their upcoming PS3 exclusive title Drag-On Dragoon 3 and Xbox One exclusive title D4.
Access Games was the main development team for the three major portable Ace Combat titles, these being Ace Combat X: Skies of Deception, Ace Combat: Joint Assault, and Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy. Members of Project Aces, the main development team of the Ace Combat titles, were also involved in Access Games' developments. This included Kazutoki Kono who advised on or worked with the visuals of the portable titles.