Creator of the popular fighting series Double Dragon in arcades as well as on consoles, Technos developed brawlers and other game genres for Japanese and American publishers. The company was the first to license the World Wrestling Federation for a set of WWF arcade games.

Technos Japan also published one of the longest-running and diverse game series in history centered around activities at Nekketsu High School and its most popular student, Kunio. 28 games deep, American gamers got a sampling of the series with the highly acclaimed River City Ransom and Super Dodge Ball, but the big-headed, hot-blooded high schoolers were also involved in extreme versions of Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, and Track & Field, and outside of sports often found themselves throwing fisticuffs and breaking out of jail in a number of brawler games.

Several American versions of Technos' Kunio series were released, but the overarching story and connected characters were removed as the games split between publishers and consoles. This explains why many US Technos games looked strangely similar and featured big-headed characters.

Technos Japan and their US publishing arm American Technos collapsed in bankrupcy between 1997 and 1999, but the defunct company's president Kunio Taki has since taken up new projects, among others a series of re-releases and new games for Nintendo's Game Boy Advance.

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	Renegade Developer: Technos Publisher: Aksys Games	NES
	Double Dragon Developer: Technos Publisher: Aksys Games	NES
	River City Ransom Developer: Technos Publisher: Aksys Games	NES