Difference between revisions of "DreamWorks"

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For the identically-named American animation studio, see DreamWorks.

DreamWorks

T-series code: T-34

Merged into: Bandai (199x)^[1]

Headquarters:

Minnetonka, Minnesota, United States

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DreamWorks, Inc. was the American distribution division of Japanese video game publisher NCS, operating under the branding Toy Soldiers, Inc.

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+}}{{sub-stub}}'''DreamWorks, Inc.''' was the American distribution division of Japanese video game publisher [[NCS]], operating under the branding Toy Soldiers, Inc.
-'''DreamWorks''' was a distributor of [[Sega Mega Drive|Genesis]] games in the US in the early 1990s, primarily distributing [[NCS]]'s early games. The title screen for ''[[Fire Shark]]'' says they were a division of "Toy Soldiers, Inc." however very little is known about them otherwise [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6agOtET1Zg though this ''Trampoline Terror'' player claims both were NCS subsidiaries (this needs investigation)].
+==Company==
 ==Softography==
 {{CompanyHistoryAll|DreamWorks}}
+==External links==
 ==References==
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