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  • ...ht it to the attention of the publisher [[Scandinavian PC Systems]]. After it was published, ''Stuga'' became the first publicly available Swedish [[adve
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  • ...s]] that was canceled after [[Sega]] closed the studio that was developing it, [[Sega Studios Australia]], in 2013. The name ''Golden Axed'' is a play on It only has one level, as it is merely a prototype. It was intended to be part of a series of games known as "Sega Reborn". These
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  • ...fter ''Mystery House'', which was #1. It was placed first in the series as it was considered easier to complete.
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  • ...on a [[SDS Sigma 7]] mainframe computer in 1971 as Star Trek. He re-wrote it for an [[HP 2000C]] minicomputer in 1972. [[David H. Ahl]] and [[Mary Cole]] converted it to [[BASIC-PLUS]] so it could be published by [[Digital Equipment Corporation]] in the "101 BASIC C
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  • It is the first entry in the ''[[Red Dead]]'' series of action-adventure games It was originally developed by [[Angel Studios]] under the supervision of [[Ca
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  • ...agazine. It was the first magazine dedicated entirely to retro gaming when it was released in January 2004. It often included cover discs with retro games contained within.
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  • ...the scripting code of the [[1989]] adventure, ''[[Personal Nightmare]]''. It used little else, however, due to the engine for that game being too compli
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  • ...ction film by [[Marvel Studios]] that utilizes computer-generated imagery. It was the twenty-seventh film in the [[Marvel Cinematic Universe]], the ninth ...2002 film)|Spider-Man]]'', ''[[Spider-Man 2]]'', and ''[[Spider-Man 3]]''. It also features the [[Spider-Man#Amazing Spider-Man|version of Spider-Man]] a
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  • ...ts of Kamurocho''''' is an endless brawler [[video game]] for [[Windows]]. It is a spin-off of the [[Like a Dragon|''Like a Dragon'' series]] that utiliz ...e as part of their [[Sega 60th Anniversary|60th anniversary]] celebration. It was released for free on October 17, 2020, for [[Windows]] on [[Steam]] and
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  • ...Vision''' is a Japanese software developer and publisher. Until [[1996]], it also published [[video game]]s. It was formerly an affiliate of [[Coconuts Japan]].
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  • It follows Rosa's aunt Lauren Blackwell on a case in 1973 as she works with he ...ly meant to be a flashback scene in ''[[The Blackwell Convergence]]'', but it was cut from that game and released as a full-fledged game of its own.
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  • ...ext-align:center" | 50 ''[[Slitherlink]]'' puzzles from the [[G-Mode]] ''[[It's a Pencil Puzzle]]'' app (2001) ...ext-align:center" | 50 ''[[Slitherlink]]'' puzzles from the [[G-Mode]] ''[[It's a Pencil Puzzle]]'' app (2001)
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  • '''''Armor of Heroes''''' is a [[video game]] for [[Windows]]. It is a tank battle game for up to four players in local multiplayer. ...e as part of their [[Sega 60th Anniversary|60th anniversary]] celebration. It was released for free on October 15, 2020, for [[Windows]] on [[Steam]] and
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  • ...in Invasion of the Vorticons''''' was a platform game by [[iD Software]]. It is the first game in the [[Commander Keen|''Commander Keen'' series]]. It was a shareware platform game released episodically. The first episode was
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  • company_type = North Korea government IT research center| It was founded in Pyongyang on October 24, 1990. Until 2015, it was considered a research institute. In early 2015, the Korea Computer Cent
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  • '''''Dottori-kun''''' was an [[arcade]] [[maze game]] developed by [[Sega]]. It was released in Japan in [[1990]]. It was based on Sega's [[1979]] arcade game, ''[[Head On]]''.
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  • The Hungering Deep was developed in two months. It was released on May 29, 2018. Cursed Sails added ships controlled by artificial intelligence. It was released on July 31, 2018.
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  • It is a contraction of '''A'''lan '''M'''ichael '''S'''ugar '''Trad'''ing. It closed in 1997.
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  • ...], it can't be played on [[Nintendo DS]] [[video game console]]s. However, it can be played on the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and [[New Nintendo 3DS]] family of sy
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  • '''''Castle''''' was the first text [[adventure game]]. It was developed by [[Peter Langston]] in 1974 using his fantasy story tool, [ ...ly created in [[HP Time-Shared BASIC]], likely on an [[HP 2000]], in 1973. It was converted to C in 1974 and was released on a mainframe running [[UNIX|U
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