developer
Flagship
フラッグシップ
Japan
About
Flagship was a Japanese video game developer established as a subsidiary of Capcom in 1999, created specifically to develop The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages for Nintendo. The two interconnected Game Boy Color titles — published by Nintendo in 2001 — are notable for their linked-game password system, allowing completion of one game to unlock content in the other. Flagship was dissolved back into Capcom after the Oracle games were completed.