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New Game (formerly known as Padis) is a producer of Dendy / Nes and Sega Mega Drive clones. The company is also known for creating Russian-language versions of games on Mega Drive and Dendy. Their products are distributed in all countries of the former USSR. The most well-known brand created by the company is Magistr .One of the company's divisions is New Game Ural.
Print advert in Krutoy Geymer (RU) #9 : "" (2002-10-23)
Print advert in Krutoy Geymer (RU) #9 : "" (2002-10-23)
Print advert in TRICKS Gold Strana Dreamcast (RU) #5: "" (200x-xx-xx)