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==Video games by Tose by the WEC Museum== ...order-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | Tose developed the [[Nintendo Entertainment System|NES]] port.

...''' ('''''龍が如く2''''', “'''''Like a Dragon 2'''''”), was the second game in the [[Like a Dragon|''Like a Dragon'' series]]. It was released on [[PlayStatio ...[[Kazuma Kiryu]], is pulled back into the yakuza life after the murder of the fifth chairman.

...known as interactive fiction. Their first game, ''[[Adventureland]]'', was the first adventure game that was sold commercially. ...e and also made some games of their own using the same interpreter used in the Adventure International games.

Other than the ''[[Mega Man X]]'' games, X is playable in some games in the ''[[Capcom VS.]]'' and ''[[Project X Zone]]'' series. X also appears, but is not playable, in some games in the [[Mega Man Zero|''Mega Man Zero'' series]].

...]s that were popular in the United Kingdom to be sold in that market under the trade name Adventure International UK, with their first releases occurring ...ting its own games in [[1984]], however, it still released its games under the Adventure International UK label until Adventure International went bankrup

...'''NEO•GEO''' or '''NEOGEO''', is a [[video game]] platform by [[SNK]] for the [[arcade]] and home [[video game console]] markets. The arcade system is known as the '''Neo Geo MVS''' (Multi Video System).

'''Neo Geo Mini''' is a series of miniature [[video game]] systems based on the [[SNK]] [[Neo Geo MVS]]. They were conceived after the success of the [[NES Classic Edition]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System Classic E

[[X (character)|X]] is a robot created by the roboticist Dr. Light. ...ted by Dr. Light that is capable of free will and rational thinking beyond the programming code.

added_to_museum = See the [[:Category:Star Trek|Star Trek category]]| It was created by [[Gene Roddenberry]] with the premiere of the eponymous series on September 8, 1966.

Hamster Corporation was spun off as a public company from the game division of Toshiba-EMI Limited on November 11, 1999. As a publisher of classic games, Hamster Corporation has sought the catalog of classic [[video game]] developers.

...-16 Mini''', known as the '''PC Engine Core Grafx Mini''' in Europe and as the '''PC Engine Mini''' in Japan, was a miniature video game system by [[Konam ...ined forty-eight, running on an [[emulation|emulator]] designed by [[M2]]. The worldwide versions included untranslated Japanese games.

...cond handheld video game platform released by Nintendo. It was preceded by the [[Game & Watch]] series of handheld consoles. It was succeeded by the [[Game Boy Color]], which was released in 1998.

...it was renamed '''Enix Corporation'''. Enix is a portmanteau of [[ENIAC]], the first digital computer, and "phoenix", a mythical bird that rises from its '''Square Enix''' was founded on April 1, 2003 as a result of the merger of Square and Enix.

'''PlayStation Portable (PSP)''' was the first portable video game console by [[Sony]]. ...ble, the '''PSP-1000''', was released in Japan in 2004, and to the rest of the world in 2005.

...e 32.93 million units of the [[Nintendo 64]] and the 9.26 million units of the [[Sega]] [[Sega Saturn|Saturn]] combined. ...e a better deal with Philips. This led to both deals falling through, and the add-on was never released.

...39, by the [[DC Comics]] team consisting of the writer [[Bill Finger]] and the artist [[Bob Kane]]. ...rs in the [[Injustice series|''Injustice'' series]] and in some entries in the [[Mortal Kombat series|''Mortal Kombat'' series]].

The '''Retro-Bit Generations (レトロビット・ジェネレーション)''' The '''Retro-Bit Generations (レトロビット・ジェネレーション)'''

...e team of [[Ken Williams]] and [[Roberta Williams]]. They initially formed the company to develop and distribute graphic [[adventure games]] that were des ...he company expanded to a point where, by the early 1990s, it became one of the largest publishers of computer games.

...by [[Sony]]. It was preceded by the [[PlayStation 2]] and was succeeded by the [[PlayStation 4]]. ...seventh generation of video game consoles]], it competed primarily against the [[Microsoft]] [[Xbox 360]] and [[Nintendo]] [[Wii]].

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