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FOG Inc. (株式会社フォグ; FOG is short for Full On Games) was a Japanese video game developer based in Machida, Tokyo, and a subsidiary of Nippon Ichi Software. The company was founded on December 2, 1996. FOG is best known for developing visual novels.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
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FOG Inc. (株式会社フォグ; FOG is short for Full On Games) was a Japanese video game developer based in Machida, Tokyo, and a subsidiary of Nippon Ichi Software. The company was founded on December 2, 1996. FOG is best known for developing visual novels.2
FOG Inc. was founded on December 2, 1996 in Sakuragaoka-chō, Shibuya, Tokyo. In April 1999 the company was relocated to Shin-Yokohama, in August 2009 to Kōhoku Newtown, Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama, and in June 2012 to Machida, Tokyo. In February 2006 the company's president Noriyuki Sōsei died. In April 2016 Nippon Ichi Software acquired FOG. The company closed in December 2021
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Bishōjo Hanafuda Kikō: Michinoku Hitō Koi Monogatari (August 7, 1997, PlayStation)
Kuon no Kizuna (December 3, 1998, PlayStation)
Kuon no Kizuna: Sairinsho (May 18, 2000, Dreamcast)
Fuuraiki (January 18, 2001, PlayStation)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Part 1 (January 17, 2002, Dreamcast)
Kuon no Kizuna: Sairinsho (July 18, 2002, PlayStation 2)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Part 2 (October 24, 2002, Dreamcast)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Part 3 (July 31, 2003, Dreamcast)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Side A (November 27, 2003, PlayStation 2)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Side B (February 19, 2004, PlayStation 2)
Rim Runners (January 27, 2005, PlayStation 2)
Fuuraiki 2 (November 10, 2005, PlayStation 2)
Fuuraiki (September 28, 2006, PlayStation 2)
Amagōshi no Yakata (March 8, 2007, PlayStation 2)
Naraku no Shiro: Ichiyanagi Nagomu, Nidome no Junan (March 6, 2008, PlayStation 2)
Musō Tōrō (March 19, 2009, PlayStation Portable)
Amagōshi no Yakata Portable: Ichiyanagi Nagomu, Saisho no Junan (September 17, 2009, PlayStation Portable)
Naraku no Shiro Portable: Ichiyanagi Nagomu, Nidome no Junan (December 17, 2009, PlayStation Portable)
Kōri no Haka: Ichiyanagi Nagomu, Sandome no Junan (February 25, 2010, PlayStation Portable)
Missing Parts: The Tantei Stories Complete (November 29, 2012, PlayStation Portable)
Fūin (March 29, 2013, Microsoft Windows)
Fuuraiki 3 (May 31, 2013, Microsoft Windows)
Fuuraiki 3 (February 19, 2015, PlayStation Vita)
Fuuraiki 4 (July 8, 2021, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4)
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