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The '''''Namco Creators' Program''''', also known as '''''Catalog IP''''' or '''''OPEN GAME''''' was a project created by Bandai Namco in 2015 that allowed independent and student developers to create games using the company's well known IPs, such as ''Pac-Man'', ''Mappy'' and ''Dig Dug''.<ref>[https://www.gamebusiness.jp/article/2015/12/07/11696.html/ | The '''''Namco Creators' Program''''', also known as '''''Catalog IP''''' or '''''OPEN GAME''''' was a project created by Bandai Namco in 2015 that allowed independent and student developers to create games using the company's well known IPs, such as ''Pac-Man'', ''Mappy'' and ''Dig Dug''.<ref>[https://www.gamebusiness.jp/article/2015/12/07/11696.html/ GameBusiness article that discusses the Namco Catalog IP program via an interview with its creator, Daisuke Masui.] Retrieved 02 Apr '20</ref> Many games were created and uploaded to the site, most of them ending up on Japanese app stores. However, with the announcement of the project's closure in 2018 and its effective inaccessibility beginning in early 2019, many of these games have become inaccessible.<ref>[http://opgame.jp/news.php?id=33/ A news bulletin post on the OPEN GAME website detailing its plans for the future.] Retrieved 02 Apr '20</ref> As the website contains upwards of a hundred games, any games not documented on this page can be seen on the [http://opgame.jp/ OPEN GAMES website.] | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1578 迷ったときのパックマンおみくじ]||[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.sfsoft.android.omikuji<span style="color:green;">'''Accessible'''] | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1579 トレジャー発掘!Diggers / Treasure Hunting! Diggers]||[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.co.radiuthree.oiso<span style="color:green;">'''Accessible'''] | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1263 ゲームサウンドアラーム / Game Alarm Sound]||[https://apps.apple.com/jp/app/game-sound-alarm/id1123505537<span style="color:green;">'''Accessible'''] | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1548 パックマンの旅めしニッポン / Pac-Man's Nippon Journey]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1257 PAC-TUNE]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1268 もぐもぐパックマン“にやりゴーストの逆襲”]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1189 激ムズ!ドッヂアンドダッシュ ver.パックマン / Dodge and Dash ver. Pac-Man]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1196 ピクセルスーパースターズ / Pixel Superstars]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1334 激ムズ!パックマンムゲンタワー / Pac-Man Mugen Tower]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1294 MilboxTouch ver. VR XEVIOUS]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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| | |[http://opgame.jp/game.php?id=1165 マピとび / Mappy Jump]||<span style=color:red>'''Lost''' | ||
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Revision as of 13:44, 9 April 2020
The Namco Creators' Program, also known as Catalog IP or OPEN GAME was a project created by Bandai Namco in 2015 that allowed independent and student developers to create games using the company's well known IPs, such as Pac-Man, Mappy and Dig Dug.[1] Many games were created and uploaded to the site, most of them ending up on Japanese app stores. However, with the announcement of the project's closure in 2018 and its effective inaccessibility beginning in early 2019, many of these games have become inaccessible.[2] As the website contains upwards of a hundred games, any games not documented on this page can be seen on the OPEN GAMES website.