UEP Systems

COMPANY

Tokyo,Japan

UEP Systems was a development studio based in Tokyo, Japan. They were most notably known for snowboarding games in the mid-to-late 1990s.

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UEP Systems was a development studio based in Tokyo, Japan. They were most notably known for snowboarding games in the mid-to-late 1990s.

Developed Games

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Cool Boarders (Game)

30 August 1996

The first 3D snowboarding game developed for the first Playstation system.

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Cool Boarders 2 (Game)

28 August 1997

Race down the slopes yet again in Cool Boarders 2, this time against A.I.

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Rippin' Riders (Game)

26 August 1999

The third entry into the Cool Boarders series (in Japan) developed by its original developers.

DC​

Cool Boarders Pocket (Game)

24 February 2000

This is a game in the Cool Boarders franchise for the NeoGeo Pocket Color and the only handheld entry in the series.

NGPC​

Cool Boarders: Code Alien (Game)

21 December 2000

The final entry in the Cool Boarders series developed for Playstation 2.

PS2​

Rising Zan: The Samurai Gunman (Game)

25 March 1999

A third-person action game for the PlayStation, players control a katana-swinging, gun-shooting cowboy in America's Wild West.

PS1​ PS3N​

Published Games

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Cool Boarders: Code Alien (Game)

21 December 2000

The final entry in the Cool Boarders series developed for Playstation 2.

PS2​

Company details

Name

UEP Systems

Abbreviation

Founded

Location

Tokyo,Japan

Website

http://www.uepsys.com/

Aliases

Developed Games

• Cool Boarders (Game)
• Cool Boarders 2 (Game)
• Rippin' Riders (Game)
• Cool Boarders Pocket (Game)
• Cool Boarders: Code Alien (Game)
• Rising Zan: The Samurai Gunman (Game)
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Published Games

• Cool Boarders: Code Alien (Game)
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Franchises

• Cool Boarders (Franchise)
• Console Archives (Franchise)
• Dave Mirra (Franchise)
• OlliOlli (Franchise)
• Skate (Franchise)
• Tony Hawk (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Axl (Character)
• Cyrus (Character)
• Drew Neilson (Character)
• Ingerman Backman (Character)
• Jasmine (Character)
• Jimmy Halopoff (Character)
• Kahli (Character)
• Leslee Olson (Character)
• Markus Hurme (Character)
• Roach (Character)
• Ross Powers (Character)
• Scab (Character)
• Shaun Palmer (Character)
• Shaun White (Character)
• Tara Dakides (Character)
• Tommy Czeschin (Character)

Concepts

• Jump (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• PlayStation Underground (Concept)
• Snowboarding (Concept)
• Game Over (Concept)
• Greatest Hits (Concept)
• Licensed Soundtrack (Concept)
• PSone Classics (Concept)
• PlayStation Mobile (Concept)
• PlayStation TV Support (Concept)
• Real Photos on Cover Art (Concept)
• Snow (Concept)
• Split-Screen Multiplayer (Concept)
• Third-Person Perspective (Concept)
• Time Limit (Concept)
• Tricks (Concept)
• 360 Flip (Concept)
• 60 FPS on Console (Concept)
• Alternate Costume (Concept)
• Attributes (Concept)

Locations

• Mine (Location)
• Mountains (Location)
• The United States of America (Location)
• Anaheim (Location)
• Aspen (Location)
• Beach (Location)
• Bridge (Location)
• Brooklyn (Location)
• California (Location)
• City (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• Germany (Location)
• Japanese Castle (Location)
• Lake Tahoe (Location)
• London (Location)
• Los Angeles (Location)
• New York (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• Oregon (Location)
• Park (Location)

Objects

• Snowboard (Object)
• Half-Pipe (Object)
• Barrel (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Hand Rail (Object)
• Rail Track (Object)
• Ramp (Object)
• Window (Object)
• Aerial Lift (Object)
• Axe (Object)
• Billboard (Object)
• Blood (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Building (Object)
• Bus (Object)
• Cannon (Object)
• Car (Object)
• Clock (Object)
• Club (Object)
• Crane (Object)