History Creator / LittleWing

[=LittleWing=] was first founded in 1990, soon after the marriage of Fujita and Reiko. Their first title, ''Tristan'', was released in 1991 for the UsefulNotes/AppleMacintosh and ported to the UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer. ''Tristan'' was a simple game, designed to resemble early solid-state pinballs of the early [[TheSeventies 70s]]; even so, it was highly praised for its ultra-realistic physics and engaging gameplay, and won the Software Publishers Association's "Best Simulation of 1991" and ''[=MacWorld=]'s'' 1992 Game Hall of Fame.

[=LittleWing=]'s games have traditionally been available on home computers and mobile phones. ''Crystal Caliburn II'' is their first game released exclusively on [[IOSGames iOS devices]].

[=LittleWing=] was first founded in 1990, soon after the marriage of Fujita and Reiko. Their first title, ''Tristan'', was released in 1991 for the AppleMacintosh and ported to the UsefulNotes/IBMPersonalComputer. ''Tristan'' was a simple game, designed to resemble early solid-state pinballs of the early [[TheSeventies 70s]]; even so, it was highly praised for its ultra-realistic physics and engaging gameplay, and won the Software Publishers Association's "Best Simulation of 1991" and ''[=MacWorld=]'s'' 1992 Game Hall of Fame.

* ''Pinball/EightBallDeluxe'' (1993)

Except for ''Pinball/EightBallDeluxe'', all of [=LittleWing=]'s pinball games are original tables. The rulesets and designs are typically based on solid-state pinballs from TheNineties, similar to those of [[Creator/WilliamsElectronics Williams/Bally/Midway]] of that period, with themes typically drawn from Western fantasy and medieval lore.

[=LittleWing=] was first founded in 1990, soon after the marriage of Fujita and Reiko. Their first title, ''Tristan'', was released in 1991 for the AppleMacintosh and ported to the IBMPersonalComputer. ''Tristan'' was a simple game, designed to resemble early solid-state pinballs of the early [[TheSeventies 70s]]; even so, it was highly praised for its ultra-realistic physics and engaging gameplay, and won the Software Publishers Association's "Best Simulation of 1991" and ''[=MacWorld=]'s'' 1992 Game Hall of Fame.

* ''Golden Logres'' (1998)

* ''Golden Logress'' (1998)

* ''Psychedelic "O"'' (2006)

[=LittleWing=] was first founded in 1990, soon after the marriage of Fujita and Reiko. Their first title, ''Tristan'', was released in 1991 for the AppleMacintosh and ported to the IBMPersonalComputer. ''Tristan'' was a simple game, designed to resemble early solid-state pinballs of the early [[TheSeventies 70s]]; even so, it was highly praised for its ultra-realistic physics and engaging gameplay, and won the Software Publishers Association's "Best Simulation of 1991" and ''Macworld's'' 1992 Game Hall of Fame.

* ''Crystal Caliburn II'' (2012)

* ''Mad Daedalus'' (2010)

* ''Jinni Zeala'' (2002)

* ''Looney Labyrinth'' (1994)

* ''Pinball/CrystalCaliburn'' (1993)

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Except for ''Eight Ball Deluxe'', all of [=LittleWing=]'s pinball games are original tables. The rulesets and designs are typically based on solid-state pinballs from TheNineties, similar to those of [[Creator/WilliamsElectronics Williams/Bally/Midway]] of that period, with themes typically drawn from Western fantasy and medieval lore.

[=LittleWing=]'s games have traditionally been available on home computers and mobile phones. ''Crystal Caliburn II'' is their first released exclusively on [[IOSGames iOS devices]].

Unfortunately, [=LittleWing=] did not fare too well in Western markets, largely because their distributor, Amtex, did not have a major retail presence. As a result, fans of pinball games like ''VideoGame/PinballDreams'' or ''VideoGame/ProPinball'' often have not even heard of [=LittleWing=] or their library. In 1998, [=LittleWing=] opened up their online store, and since then all of their games have been sold online.

Except for ''Eight Ball Deluxe'', all of [=LittleWing=]'s pinball tables are orginal designs. The rulesets and designs are typically based on solid-state pinballs from TheNineties, similar to those of [[Creator/WilliamsElectronics Williams/Bally/Midway]] of that period, with themes typically drawn from Western fantasy and medieval lore.

Unfortunately, [=LittleWing=] did not fare too well in Western markets, largely because their distributor, Amtex, did not have a major retail presence. As a result, fans of games like ''VideoGame/PinballDreams'' often have not even heard of [=LittleWing=]. In 1998, [=LittleWing=] opened up their online store, and since then all of their games have been sold online.