Man II in 1994, and the puzzle game Bust-A-Move 2 (Puzzle Bobble 2) in 1995. He left Taito in 1996 to found his own company, Dreams. Under Dreams when it was owned by Nishikado, his credited games include Bust-A-Move Millennium, published by Acclaim Entertainment in 2000. Dreams is also credited for Chase HQ: Secret Police published by Metrod3D for the Game Boy Color in 1999, the 3D eroge visual novel Dancing Cats published by Illusion for the PC in 2000, Super Bust-A-Move (Super Puzzle Bobble) published by Taito for the PlayStation 2 in 2000, Rainbow Islands (Bubble Bobble 2) and Shaun Palmer's Pro Snowboarder for the Game Boy Color in 2001, and the 2008 Nintendo DS version of Ys I & II. He personally oversaw the development of Space Invaders Revolution, released by Taito in 2005, and was involved in the development of Space Invaders Infinity Gene, released by Taito's current owner Square Enix in 2008. Dreams was involved in the development of the fighting game Battle Fantasia, released by Arc System Works in 2008. As of 2013, he is no longer with Dreams, and presently works for Taito as a technical advisor. See also List of Taito games Notes References External links Article at The Dot Eaters, on Nishikado and a history of Space Invaders. Partial list of games credited to Nishikado. Space Invaders' Creator Says He Would Have Made It 'Far Easier' 1944 births Japanese video game designers Living people Taito people