MileStone Inc.

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MileStone Inc.

Native name	株式会社マイルストーン
Industry	Video games
Founded	April 22, 2003
Defunct	March 21, 2013[1]
Fate	Closed
Headquarters	Suginami, Tokyo , Japan
Key people	Takashi Fujiya (MileStone Vietnam president)
Number of employees	16 (as of October 16, 2006)
Subsidiaries	MileStone Vietnam Co., Ltd
Website	Archived home page

MileStone Inc.^[a] was a Japanese video game developer. The team was composed mostly of ex-Compile developers who left to form their own company. They were best known for shoot 'em up games developed for the Dreamcast and its arcade counterpart, the Sega NAOMI.

The company had one subsidiary, MileStone Vietnam Co. Ltd., established on August 1, 2007 as an authorized game software developer by Nintendo of America.^{[citation needed]}

In March 2013, Hiroshi Kimura, the president of MileStone, was arrested for violations of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act for his activities while selling shares of a new company called MS Bio Energy. Both companies closed as a result.^[1]

Notes

^a Originally scheduled for release in North America but ultimately canceled
^b Compilation
^c Originally scheduled for release in North America and Europe but ultimately canceled
^d Included as part of the Milestone Sound Collection package.

• Official website (archived from the original) (in Japanese)
• Interview to MileStone by EDGE Magazine (interviews to G.Rev and Triangle Service on the same page)

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