- Name
- Mutech
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 1 October 1986
- Location
- Japan
- Website
- http://www
- Aliases
Mutech
Japan
A Japanese developer that focused on the PC Engine and its CD peripheral. Its name is derived from the Greek letter Mu, which is also used to mean "micro".
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Overview
Mutech was founded in 1986 by Yoshihiro Itami and would go on to provide programming support for a number of PC Engine (TurboGrafx-16) games, as well as those for the PC Engine CD-ROM (TurboGrafx-CD). They worked frequently with Hudson, contributing to games such as Bonk's Revenge and Battle Lode Runner (Game). The name reflected the fact that it was a small and unassuming company, as mu (or μ) is a symbol used as a metric prefix to denote very small quantities.
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