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GeezerVison is showing goldensunwiki.net — Camelot Software Planning AnonymousSearchCamelot Software PlanningFrom Golden Sun Universe ![]() Camelot Software Planning, or referred to as Camelot, is a Japanese video game developer that partnered with Nintendo to develop Golden Sun and Golden Sun: The Lost Age. Established in 1990, Camelot also created several games in the Mario Tennis and Mario Golf series. Prior to their relationship with Nintendo, Camelot was credited with Hot Shots Golf and games in the older Shining Force series of tactical RPGs. Camelot was originally a sub-division of SEGA known as Sonic! Software Planning that was formed to create the Dungeon-RPG Shining in the Darkness for the Sega Mega Drive. Later several years, they developed several Shining Force strategy PRGs. Several concepts in Golden Sun, such as the icon-based, D-pad-style command selection and the pseudo-3D battle graphics, debuted in these earliest titles. In 1995, Camelot officially separated from Sega but agreed to keep developing the Shining games and would not release any games for rival systems that would hurt the Shining franchise. In late 1998, Sega began focusing their resources on the Dreamcast, leaving Camelot with their last scenario for Shining Force III for the Sega Saturn in jeopardy. Camelot wrapped up Shining Force III and formed a partnership with Nintendo. Gameography (in Japanese release date order)
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