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While [[Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 1]] developed the off-line ''Xuan-Yuan Sword'' games, [[Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 3]] developed the online | While [[Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 1]] developed the off-line ''Xuan-Yuan Sword'' video games, [[Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 3]] developed the online games in the series. | ||
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
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| Developer | Softstar R&D Department 3 (DOMO Team) |
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| Publisher | Netstar Paradise (Beijing) (China) Softstar Entertainment (Taiwan) |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Released | China, Taiwan: October 1, 2002 |
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Xuan-Yuan Sword Online: Chain of Life (軒轅劍肆 黑龍舞兮云飛揚, Xuān Yuán Jiàn Sì: Hēi Lóng wǔ xī yún Fēi Yáng) is a Taiwanese role-playing video game developed by the DOMO Team within Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 3. It is the first online game in the Xuan-Yuan Sword series.
Development
While Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 1 developed the off-line Xuan-Yuan Sword video games, Softstar Entertainment Research & Development Department 3 developed the online games in the series.
Releases
Xuan-Yuan Sword Online: Chain of Life was released on Windows in China and Taiwan on October 1, 2002.
