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| − | + | {{stub}}'''Video System Co., Ltd.''' (ビデオシステム) was a video game developer and publisher ran by software designer Koji Furukawa in Kyoto, Japan. The company saw successes with its Formula 1 racing games and ''Aero Fighters'' series. | |
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Video System Co., Ltd. (ビデオシステム) was a video game developer and publisher ran by software designer Koji Furukawa in Kyoto, Japan. The company saw successes with its Formula 1 racing games and Aero Fighters series.
Softography
NAOMI
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- Idol Mahjong Final Romance R (1996)
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Dreamcast
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References
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