Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo

This article is about the former subsidiary of Konami. For the PBS member station in Los Angeles, California, see KCET.

Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, Inc. (Japanese: 株式会社コナミコンピュータエンタテインメント東京) was one of Konami's video game development subsidiaries, best known for its parent company's several video game franchises, including Castlevania, Dance Dance Revolution, Pro Evolution Soccer, Silent Hill, Suikoden and Tokimeki Memorial.

1995–2002

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Futura Italic (modified)

Launched:  April 3, 1995

Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo (KCE Tokyo) was founded on April 3, 1995, along with Konami Computer Entertainment Osaka; in 2000, the company's name was shortened to KCE Tokyo, Inc. (Japanese: 株式会社ケイシーイー東京).

2001–2003

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Univers Black

Launched:  Unknown

On August 1, 2001, KCE Tokyo was again renamed to Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo (Konami TYO).

• Information: Regarding changes in official names and abbreviations of Konami Group companies (in Japanese) - Konami, June 28, 2001

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2003–2005

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Optima Pro Bold (modified)

Launched:  Unknown

On April 1, 2005, Konami merged its subsidiaries, including Konami TYO, Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and Konami Computer Entertainment Studios; on March 31, 2006, Konami's video game divisions were spun-off into Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.

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