Right Stuff (company)

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Right Stuff Co. Ltd. (株式会社ライトスタッフ), abbreviated as RS, was a video game production company that was founded on February 27, 1990, in Nishi-Ōi, Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan.

• Alshark
  • PC-98 version (May 24, 1991 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
  • X68000 edition (November 15, 1991 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
  • FM TOWNS edition (May 28, 1993 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
  • Mega-CD/Sega-CD edition (November 26, 1993 / Publishers: Polydor, Sand Storm)
  • PC Engine CD-ROM ² version (August 26, 1994 / Publisher: Victor Entertainment)
• Terraforming (fully titled Syd Mead's Terraforming) (CD-ROM ² / May 1, 1992)
• Chilam Balam (fully titled Libros de Chilam Balam) (PC-98 / November 7, 1992 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Fiend Hunter (CD-ROM ² / Jan 29, 1993 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Sword Master (CD-ROM ² / November 19, 1993 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Flash Hiders (CD-ROM ² / December 19, 1993 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Emerald Dragon (CD-ROM ² / January 28, 1994 / Publisher: NEC Home Electronics) - co-production
• Revery: Izanai no Masuishō (PC-98 / March 10, 1994 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Foresight Dolly (PC-98 / 1994-1999 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Alnam no Kiba: Shouzoku Juunishin-to Densetsu
  • PC Engine version (December 22, 1994 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
  • PlayStation edition (February 2, 1996 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Dungeon Hack
  • Japanese version of PC-9821 version (March 31, 1995)
  • Japanese version of PC-98 version (July 7, 1995)
• THE TV SHOW!! (CD-ROM ² / September 29, 1995)
• Battle Tycoon: Flash Hiders SFX (Super Famicom / May 19, 1995 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Jockey Zero (PlayStation / November 1, 1996 / Publisher: Right Stuff)
• Blue Forest Story: Kaze no Fuuin
  • 3DO version (April 26, 1996)
  • PlayStation edition (December 6, 1996)
• Alnam no Tsubasa: Shouchiri no Sora no Achira e (PlayStation / 1997, December 15 / Release: Right Stuff)
• Himitsu Kessha Q (PlayStation / 1998 July 30 / Release: Right Stuff)

A newsletter titled "RSのどいつもこいつも!!" was issued.

• Official Right Stuff websites at Internet Archive (in Japanese) (in 2000 and later, another independent company domain name is acquired)
• Right Stuff at Game Set Watch

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