GAE, Inc. (株式会社GAE, Kabushiki-gaisha GAE), formerly known as Global A Entertainment, is a Japanese video game development studio headquartered in Kichijōji, Tokyo, Japan. On February 12, 2009, the company was renamed from Global A Entertainment to GAE, Inc.
Overview
GAE is best known for its Dungeon Maker series of role-playing games. The company also developed the Cosmetick Paradise series and the Akudaikan series, the latter of which was released only in Japan. A notable title by the developer is My World My Way, released for the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable.
Games Developed
GAE, Inc. developed a wide range of titles across multiple platforms including Dreamcast, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Color, Nintendo DS, Nintendo 3DS, GameCube, and Xbox. Key titles include:
- Iron Aces (2000, Dreamcast)
- The Maestro Magic series (2000–2001, PlayStation/PlayStation 2)
- Akudaikan series (2002–2010, PlayStation 2, PSP, Mobile SNS)
- Chronicles of Dungeon Maker (2006, PSP)
- Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground (2007, PSP)
- Dungeon Maker II: The Hidden War (2007, PSP)
- Master of the Monster Lair (2007, Nintendo DS)
- Cosmetick Paradise series (2007–2011, Nintendo DS)
- My World My Way (2008, Nintendo DS; 2009, PSP)
- Adventure to Go! (2008, PSP)
- NANATAMA Chronicles of Dungeon Maker (2009, PSP)
Notes
The acronym "GAE" is also used by several other unrelated companies globally, including GAE Inc. (Global Automation & Engineering, a Canadian industrial automation firm), PT GAE (an Indonesian engineering company founded in 1962), General Atomics Europe (a German aerospace and infrastructure group), and GAE Events (a Dubai-based event management agency). The Japanese video game developer GAE, Inc. is the entity most commonly referenced under the title "GAE (company)" in encyclopedic sources.
