Saru Brunei

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Saru Brunei

Former type	Private (possibly defunct)
Founded	1996
Defunct	May, 2003
Headquarters	Tokyo, Japan
Key people	Gento Matsumoto (President)
Industry	Computer and video game industry
Products	Games for Nintendo video game consoles
Website	http://www.marigul.co.jp/

Saru Brunei is a video game development company that works in partnership with Nintendo. Saru Brunei is a part of Marigul Management, Inc. Saru Brunei is headed up by former Nintendo game designer Gento Matsumoto. Matsumoto was Shigeru Miyamoto's right-hand man for 15 years. Saru Brunei may be defunct as Marigul was liquidated in May, 2003., and Saru Brunei hasn't been heard of since then.

Contents 1 Company Profile 2 Games 2.1 Nintendo 64 2.2 GameCube 3 External links

[edit] Company Profile

Saru Brunei was responsible for the cancelled Nintendo 64 game, Doubutsu Banchou (Animal Leader), they then however ported the game to the Nintendo GameCube as Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest in 2002. the game was published by Nintendo in Japan, but published by Atlus in North America.

[edit] Games

[edit] Nintendo 64

• Doubutsu Banchou (moved to Gamecube)

[edit] GameCube

• Doubutsu Banchou (coded by Intelligent Systems)

[edit] External links

• Official Marigul Website (Japanese)
• Archive of the Official Marigul Website (Japanese)
• Source of Company Profile (IGN)
• N-Sider's article containing info about Marigul Management, Inc.

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