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...事件 Portopia Renzoku Satsujin Jiken)'', which was released by [[Square Enix|Enix]] in 1983. It was a hit, especially the 1985 [[Nintendo Entertainment Syst ...aphics, ''[[The Death Trap]] (ザ・デストラップ)''. It was released in 1984 before Square was founded as a legal entity. The 1985 sequel, ''[[Will: The Death Trap I

...yle="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[Square Enix]] ...Mana]]''. WEC Museum owns the [[Game Card]], case with cover, and [[Square Enix]] warranty pamphlet.

...as released. These games had different colored LCD panels to represent the characters on the screen. The two games released under this line were ''[[Spitball Spa ...e Galaxies]]'' (port of ''[[The Earth Fighter Rayieza]]'' by [[Square Enix|Enix]]) in 1987, and ''[[Famicom Wars]]'' in 1988, ''[[Tetris]]'' in 1989, ''[[B