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I stumbled upon some person's works list (in Japanese, contains links to adult content as this person worked on some adult titles). I can't find a name attached to it, but looking over some credits, it might be Hiroyuki Dobashi.

Anyway, this person worked at a company called Cream between April 1990 and October 1991. Among the games listed is the SMS version of Space Gun. Said person was responsible for stage 4's background, enemies, and the ending.

So, another Taito-produced SMS game knocked down (NZS, SSI, and Cloud Master don't count). SCI, Sagaia, and Renegade were done at Natsume. Rainbow Islands looks like it was outsourced. Rastan and Bubble Bobble look like they were done internally. Do Operation Wolf and Chase HQ have credits?

If you would like to know what else Cream did, I started a GDRI entry in light of this discovery.

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CRV Joined: 02 Jan 2005 Posts: 668	Whodunit: Cream Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2009 1:31 pm
CRV Joined: 02 Jan 2005 Posts: 668	I stumbled upon some person's works list (in Japanese, contains links to adult content as this person worked on some adult titles). I can't find a name attached to it, but looking over some credits, it might be Hiroyuki Dobashi. Anyway, this person worked at a company called Cream between April 1990 and October 1991. Among the games listed is the SMS version of Space Gun. Said person was responsible for stage 4's background, enemies, and the ending. So, another Taito-produced SMS game knocked down (NZS, SSI, and Cloud Master don't count). SCI, Sagaia, and Renegade were done at Natsume. Rainbow Islands looks like it was outsourced. Rastan and Bubble Bobble look like they were done internally. Do Operation Wolf and Chase HQ have credits? If you would like to know what else Cream did, I started a GDRI entry in light of this discovery.

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