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...document everything about the Tomba (or Tombi, in Europe) series of video games, created by Whoopee Camp for Playstation in the late 90s. This site is host == Games ==

The following is a list of promotional products associated with the Tomba games. ...ng materials and various other productions—everything except for the video games themselves and the official strategy guides.

...ふじわら とくろう | romaji = Fujiwara Tokurō}} (born April 7, 1961) is a Japanese video game designer and the founder of Whoopee Camp. .... In 1983 he left Konami to join Capcom where he worked on multiple arcade games before creating the hit game "Ghosts 'n Goblins" in 1985 and the sequel in

[[File:Monkeypaw-games-inc.png|thumb|MonkeyPaw Games company logo.]] ...a video game publisher that specialized in localizing and releasing older games to the [[PlayStation Network]] (PSN) as digital downloads, including [[Tomb

...ion''' is the remastered version of [[Tomba!]], developed by [[Limited Run Games]] using the [[Carbon Engine]]. ...a remastered version of the intro cutscene from the original, uncompressed video source.

...is a Japanese video game development company known for creating the Tomba games. === Tomba games ===

...ve feedback to the developers.<ref>In Japan this was a common practice for video game releases around this time. The original Tomba release predated the est ...informed members about upcoming club events, such as playtest sessions for games in development.

Harumi Fujita 藤田 晴美 (born 1961 in Tondabayashi, Osaka, Japan) is a Japanese video game composer and creator of the soundtrack for the first Tomba game, she i ...came to the house of Fujita and she helped her create some tracks for the games, these tracks include:

...<br>It's still going strong.<br>I still compose music from home. I also do video editing and design work. ...mpact on me.<br>I'm still going strong, composing music at home. I also do video editing and design work.