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[[Image:Smilesoft.png|thumb|The [[Smilesoft]] logo as it appeared on their website.]] | [[Image:Smilesoft.png|thumb|The [[Smilesoft]] logo as it appeared on their website.]] | ||
'''''Smilesoft''''' {{lang| | '''''Smilesoft''''' {{lang|jap=スマイルソフト|romaji=Sumairusofuto}} is a Japanese company that developed RPGs and formed in 2000. They changed their name to [[Rocket Company]] in 2003, switching focus on what types of games they produced. All games that they released were Japan-exclusive. | ||
The company's name is explained as having been derived from an acronym of '''S'''teady, '''M'''oral, '''I'''nventive, '''L'''ucky, '''E'''ffort. | The company's name is explained as having been derived from an acronym of '''S'''teady, '''M'''oral, '''I'''nventive, '''L'''ucky, '''E'''ffort. | ||
==Games | ==Games developed== | ||
===[[Telefang 1|Keitai Denjuu Telefang]] (GBC)=== | ===[[Telefang 1|Keitai Denjuu Telefang]] (GBC)=== | ||
'''Keitai Denjuu Telefang''', often shortened to Telefang 1, was the first game that Smilesoft | '''Keitai Denjuu Telefang''', often shortened to Telefang 1, was the first game that Smilesoft developed, and was released on November 3, 2000. It is a monster turn-based RPG, with monsters called [[Denjuu]]. The two versions of it are Power and Speed version. Limited-edition versions of the game included a Game Boy peripheral called the [[Power Antenna]], which was purely cosmetic and had no gameplay function. | ||
It is also the most notable and popular of all the games Smilesoft has | It is also the most notable and popular of all the games Smilesoft has developed, due to Chinese bootleggers releasing a bootlegged English version of it which had many glitches. It was released under the name of [[Pokémon Diamond and Jade]], which led many to think it was a Pokémon ripoff, leaving bad impressions of the game. | ||
===[[Network Adventure Bugsite]] (GBC)=== | ===[[Network Adventure Bugsite]] (GBC)=== | ||
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===[[Dino Device 1|GachaSta! Dino Device]] (GBA)=== | ===[[Dino Device 1|GachaSta! Dino Device]] (GBA)=== | ||
'''GachaSta! Dino Device''' was the last RPG | '''GachaSta! Dino Device''' was the last RPG developed under the Smilesoft name. It was released July 26, 2002 in two versions, Red and Blue. A [[Dino Device 2|sequel]] was released by Rocket Company on December 5, 2003, but it appears to have been only loosely based on the original. | ||
===Digital Ehon (PS1)=== | ==='''Digital Ehon''' (PS1)=== | ||
On September 12, 2002, Smilesoft released a series of digital books for PlayStation. | On September 12, 2002, Smilesoft released a series of digital books for PlayStation. | ||