D3 Publisher

D3 Publisher

video game publisher A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The page continues to use “D3 Publisher” for this distinct company identity. The Chinese display name used on this page is “D3出版”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.

Published collection: 63 games

Profile

Type
Publisher
Country/region
Japan
Scale
Not provided
Founded
Feb 5, 1992
Official website
www.d3p.co.jp
Traits
Not provided

Company relationships

Relationship information not provided.

Games

Filters
  • PlayStation VitaPublisher
  • Xbox 360Publisher
  • Nintendo 3DSPublisher
  • PlayStation PortablePublisher
  • Nintendo DSPublisher
  • Nintendo 3DSPublisher
  • Xbox 360Publisher

Items per page: 20

Related collections · Series

  • Ben 10

    Ben 10 games bring the cartoon's alien transformations into action adventures. You switch forms to fight enemies, cross obstacles and solve ability-based puzzles. The wider lineup also includes kart racing, giving the familiar heroes a different kind of competition.

    Published collection: 13 games

  • Earth Defense Force

    Earth Defense Force is a mission-based action-shooter series that makes its soldiers look tiny beside the invasion they face. Giant creatures, alien forces and outsized weapons fill the screen, with later games and spin-offs exploring different combat roles and squad combinations.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Astro Boy

    Astro Boy games bring Osamu Tezuka’s robot hero into adventures built around powerful punches, flight and built-in weapons. Each adaptation takes its own approach: Omega Factor combines ground combat with aerial shooting, while other games explore a 3D city or draw on the animated film.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Puzzle Bobble

    Puzzle Bobble is Taito’s bubble-shooting puzzle series. Aim upward and connect three or more bubbles of one color to clear them, using wall rebounds to reach awkward gaps and detach hanging groups. Different entries turn that simple idea into solo puzzles, competitive matches or cooperative stages.

    Published collection: 13 games

  • Blue Dragon

    Blue Dragon is a fantasy RPG series where magical shadows fight alongside their human companions, with character designs by Akira Toriyama. Its games take that idea in different directions, from turn-based adventuring to squad commands and direct action.

    Published collection: 3 games

  • Carom Shot

    Carom Shot puts billiards on a virtual table, where aiming the cue and reading the next ball's path drive the action. Its small PlayStation series presents the table in 3D and gives players room to think through each shot.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Blazing Angels

    Blazing Angels puts players in the cockpit for squadron air combat against a World War II backdrop. Fighter planes, wingmen and battles across different theatres give the series the pace of an aerial action adventure.

    Published collection: 2 games

  • Naruto

    Naruto’s game adaptations bring the manga and anime’s ninja world into fighting, story adventures and team combat. Different branches put the emphasis on spectacular jutsu, recognizable rivalries or coordinating with other players across an arena.

    Published collection: 14 games

Sources

    • www.d3p.co.jpSource revision: 1