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'''''Project X Zone 2''''' is a strategy role-playing [[video game]] that contains characters that cross over from various series owned b ...Namco]] and Capcom characters. The direct predecessor, ''[[Project X Zone (video game)|Project X Zone]]'', added Sega characters.

==Games officially supported by LASER== ...as since expanded to support several other games. It currently supports 35 games.

...ing, to allow games from other regions to be booted via the menu. InterAct licensed [[Datel|Datel's]] [[Action Replay]] devices for sale in North America under

...d [[Java ME]] [[mobile phone#Feature phone|feature phone]] [[video game]]s licensed by and released by [[Hamster]]. Appli Archives games were available on [[Android]] and [[PlayStation Vita]], only in Japan.

'''''Tetris''''' is an influencial puzzle [[video game]]. ...Maxwell Communications Corporation. Maxell released ''[[Tetris (Mirrorsoft video game)|Tetris]]'' through its [[Mirrorsoft]] subsidiary for [[computer]]s in

...of a multimedia series consisting of a television show, short films, video games, comics, and music. ==Games in the Rick and Morty series==

developer = [[Telltale|Telltale Games]]| publisher = [[Telltale|Telltale Games]]|

developer = [[Telltale|Telltale Games]]<br />Remastered: [[Skunkape Games]]| ...lltale Games]]<br />US Retail: [[Atari, S.A.]]<br />Remastered: [[Skunkape Games]]|

.../>1983 (Ultimate Play the Game)<br />1985 (Rare Limited)<br />1987 (Zippo Games)<br />1990 (Rare Manchester)| industry = Video games |

...stems with region-locking, it also worked as an import boot disc, allowing games from other regions to be booted via the menu. ...the company went bankrupt in 2001, [[InterAct Accessories Inc.|InterAct]] licensed the Action Replay devices for sale in North America under the [[GameShark]]

publisher = [[Bandai Namco Entertainment|Namco Bandai Games]]| '''''Project X Zone''''' is a strategy role-playing [[video game]] that contains characters that cross over from various series owned b

industry = video games, video game consoles | products = video games, video game consoles |

industry = Video game consoles, distribution| products = Video game consoles, distribution|

ram = 64 kB Main RAM<br />64 KB Video RAM| added_to_museum = NA (40 games): July 30, 2021|

The '''MSX''' was a video game hardware architecture concieved by and marketed by [[Kazuhiko Nishi]], Microsoft never produced their own machine, but the architecture was licensed and sold by [[Canon]], [[Casio]], [[Daewoo]], [[Dragon Data]], [[Fujitsu]],

...ed on the system, while Nintendo only licensed its characters for arcade [[video game|game]]s using the Triforce arcade hardware to the other companies. ==Games for the Namco Sega Nintendo Triforce==

added_to_museum = Windows (digital, [[Epic Games|Epic]]): July 17, 2015<br />PS4 (physical): July 17, 2015 | ...]]. It was developed by [[Ys Net]] and [[Neilo]] and was [[Cancelled video games that were later published|published]] by [[Deep Silver]] for [[PlayStation

...s based on [[Pong]], created by [[Radofin]]. The early models had built-in games, and the later models used [[ROM cartridge|cartridge]]s. The hardware was then licensed to and sold by other companies as well. Along with Radofin, [[Acetronic]],

...be, Xbox (''[[Namco Museum]]'')'''<br />NA: October 9, 2002<br />'''Mobile games developed with Java ME'''<br />NA: 2003<br />'''Game Boy Advance (''[[Class ...: April 28, 2020<br />Arcade Blast! ([[Arcade]]): August 1, 2020<br />NES (licensed [[Tengen]] version): November 3, 2020<br />Windows ([[Nintendo Entertainmen

[[Seattle Computer Products]] released [[86-DOS]] in August 1980. It was licensed and then purchased by [[Microsoft]]. ==Retail games for DOS that are owned by the WEC Museum==