History Creator / EightingRaizing

* ''VideoGame/Pikmin4'' (2023) (co-produced with Creator/{{Nintendo}})

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company founded by former Creator/{{Compile}} employees. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often composed by Creator/ManabuNamiki. (Fellow Music/{{Basiscape}} composers Creator/HitoshiSakimoto and Creator/MasaharuIwata also contributed music, though less frequently.) The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer Shinobu Yagawa left Eighting and joined Creator/{{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games. Instead, Eighting would shift focus to {{Fighting Game}}s, which have been the majority of their output since the TurnOfTheMillennium.

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company founded by former Creator/{{Compile}} employees. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often composed by Creator/ManabuNamiki. (Fellow Creator/{{Basiscape}} composers Creator/HitoshiSakimoto and Creator/MasaharuIwata also contributed music, though less frequently.) The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer Shinobu Yagawa left Eighting and joined Creator/{{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games. Instead, Eighting would shift focus to {{Fighting Game}}s, which have been the majority of their output since the TurnOfTheMillennium.

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often composed by Creator/ManabuNamiki. (Fellow Creator/{{Basiscape}} composers Creator/HitoshiSakimoto and Creator/MasaharuIwata also contributed music, though less frequently.) The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer Shinobu Yagawa left Eighting and joined Creator/{{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games. Instead, Eighting would shift focus to {{Fighting Game}}s, which have been the majority of their output since the TurnOfTheMillennium.

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often done by Creator/ManabuNamiki. The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer S. Yagawa left Eighting and joined Creator/{{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games.

* ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}} Advance'' (2001)

* ''VideoGame/DNFDuel'' (Collab with Neopole and Creator/ArcSystemWorks) (2022)

* ''VideoGame/DNFDuel'' (Collab with Neopole and Creator/ArcSystemWorks) (Unknown release date)

* ''VideoGame/DungeonFighterOnline Duel'' (Collab with Neopole and Creator/ArcSystemWorks) (Unknown release date)

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often done by Creator/ManabuNamiki. The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer S. Yagawa left Eighting and joined {{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games.

'''Eighting Co., Ltd.''' (also known as Raizing 『ライジング』, Eighting 『エイティング』, and 8ing) is a Japanese {{video game}} company. In particular, it has produced a number of memorable arcade and/or ShootEmUp games, with music often done by ManabuNamiki. The Raizing half ceased to exist in 2000, leaving just the Eighting part. After this, programmer S. Yagawa left Eighting and joined {{Cave}}, and Eighting ceased to produce any additional shoot-em-up games.

* ''MahouDaisakusen'' (a.k.a. ''Sorcer Striker'') (1993)
** ''Shippu MahouDaisakusen'' (a.k.a. ''Kingdom Grandprix'') (1994)
** ''Great MahouDaisakusen'' (a.k.a. ''Dimahoo'') (2000)

* ''BattleGaregga'' (1996)

* ''ArmedPoliceBatrider'' (1998)
* ''BattleBakraid'' (1999)
* ''GhoulPanic'' (1999)
* ''BraveBlade'' (2000)

* ''Bleach: Heat the Soul'' series (2005–2010)