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...o., Ltd. merged on April 1, [[1987]], with the resulting company retaining the name Tecmo. ...erred to as Tehkan so as to prevent confusion with the two companies while the original Tecmo was still operating, was formed on March 15, [[2010]].

...Data East]]. In Japan and Europe, it is a sequel to ''[[Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja]]''.

The '''Sega Master System''' was the second home [[video game console]] by [[Sega]]. It was preceded by the [[SG-1000]] and succeeded by the [[Sega Genesis]].

...game console|console]]s by [[Sega]] such as the [[Sega Genesis Mini]] and the [[Game Gear Micro]]. The console was released on December 17, [[2020]], in Japan and was published w

Steven Universe is the only being of his kind. He is half human and half of an alien race made of ...gave up her life to give birth to her son as two beings can not exist with the same gemstone.

Elektra was created in January [[1981]] by the [[Marvel Comics]] writer [[Frank Miller]]. ...entries in [[The Defenders|''The Defenders'' series]] and some entries in the [[Capcom vs.|''Capcom vs.'' series]].

...side of North America and Brazil, was a [[Compact disc|CD-ROM]] add-on for the [[Sega Genesis]]. ...Drive to use CD-ROMs. It also added a second processor for sound, expanded the system memory, and had expanded graphic capabilities.

...ly licensed by [[Sega]] and manufactured and distributed by [[AtGames]] in the United States and by [[Kobian]] in Canada. ...za]] [[Sega Master System]] clone chip and included 20 built-in games from the Sega Master System and [[Game Gear]].

...lection 1'' was the first cartridge for the Evercade and was included with the console, alone, in a starter pack, or in a premium pack with ''[[Interplay The games were playable through [[emulation]]. The emulated platforms were the [[Atari 2600]] and [[Atari 7800]] [[video game console]]s.

It is the first part of [[Project X Zone|a trilogy]] that also included ''[[Project X It was developed by [[Monolith Soft]] and published by [[Namco]] for the [[PlayStation 2]] in Japan on May 26, [[2005]].

...-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.

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...e]] subscription to play select [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] games on the [[Nintendo Switch]]. ...that boost the stats of the player or allow all levels to be selected from the start.

...o]] was also known as the '''Super Famicom''' in Japan. It was preceded by the [[Nintendo Entertainment System]]. The [[Nintendo 64]], released in 1996, was the successor of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

...n North America on August 29, 1989, in France on November 22, 1989, and in the United Kingdom and Spain in 1990. ...er be released outside of Japan as the TurboGrafx-16, however, it retained the PC Engine brand name in France.

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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.

'''1989''' was a year of continued expansion of the use of [[computer]]s in multiple industries. [[Apple]] released several [[Macintosh]] computers, including the [[Macintosh Portable]], [[Macintosh II|Macintosh IIcx]] and [[Macintosh II|

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.

...om the year [[2023]]. The items listed below were acquired on that date by the museum's founder, [[Jennifer McMurray]]. **''[[Doctor Who]]'' Season 5, Episode 11: "[[Doctor Who|The Lodger]]" (digital via [[YouTube]]) - producer: [[BBC Cymru Wales]], distri