1-UP Studio
| 1-UP Studio, Inc. | |
|---|---|
| legal form |
KK engl. Inc. |
| founding | June 30, 2000 (as Brownie Brown) |
| Seat |
Chiyoda , Tokyo Prefecture , Japan
|
| management | Tadaka Koizumi |
| Number of employees | 52 (2019) |
| Branch | Software development |
| Website | 1-up-studio.jp |
1-Up Studio , formerly Brownie Brown ( Jap.ブラウニーブラウンBuraunī Buraun ) is a video game - developers based in Tokyo . The company is a subsidiary of Nintendo , making it one of Nintendo's 16 external first-party development studios.
In February 2013, the studio previously known as Brownie Brown was renamed and restructured as 1-UP Studio . According to the studio website, the goal is a stronger cooperation with Nintendo.
Games
as Brownie Brown
- Magical Vacation ( Game Boy Advance , 2001)
- Sword of Mana (Game Boy Advance, 2003)
- Mother 3 (Game Boy Advance, 2006) (Developed with HAL Laboratory and Shigesato Itoi )
- Magical Starsign ( Nintendo DS , 2006)
- Heroes of Mana (Nintendo DS, 2007)
- Blue Dragon Plus (Nintendo DS, 2008)
- A Kappa's Trail ( Nintendo DSi , 2009)
- Professor Layton and the Call of the Phantom (Nintendo DS, 2009; cooperation with Level 5 )
- Livly Garden (Nintendo DS, 2010)
- Super Mario 3D Land ( Nintendo 3DS , 2011; cooperation with Nintendo EAD )
- Fantasy Life (Nintendo 3DS, 2012; cooperation with Level 5)
as a 1-UP studio
- Super Mario 3D World ( Wii U , 2013; cooperation with Nintendo EAD)
- Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Wii U, 2014; cooperation with Nintendo EAD)
- The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes (Nintendo 3DS, 2015; cooperation with Nintendo EAD, SRD and Grezzo)
- Super Mario Odyssey ( Nintendo Switch , 2017; cooperation with Nintendo EPD )
Web links
- Official Website (Japanese)
- 1-UP Studio at MobyGames (English)