Splatterhouse (1988)
Platforms: Arcade · TurboGrafx-16 · FM Towns · Windows · Wii · Windows Mobile · J2ME · iPhone · BlackBerry · PSP · PlayStation 3 · PS Vita · Antstream · PlayStation 4 · Nintendo SwitchGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · 2D scrolling · Arcade · Beat 'em up / brawler · Direct control · Horror
Splatterhouse is the first game in the series, but only the second game to appear on a home console (after Splatterhouse: Wanpaku Graffiti on the NES), which was later continued on the SEGA Genesis. Rick and his girlfriend Jennifer enter West Mansion...
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Cast & Crew · 15 people
- Shigeru Yokoyama· Director
- Kazumi Mizuno· Producer
- Atsuhiro Hayakawa· Associate Producer
- Tetsuya Funatsu· Programmer
- M. Ishida· Art Director
- Takashi Oda· Special Visual Effects
- Katsurō Tajima· Original Music
- Yoshinori Kawamoto· Original Music
- Akira Usukura· Title Designed
- Yuichiro Komoriya· Special Artist
- Toshio Natsui· Data Processing
- Y. Seto· Debug Chief
- Masato Nagashima· Special Thanks
- Devil Nakamura· Special Thanks
- Jerry Momoda· Product Manager
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