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A.L.S. Industries, Inc. (a division of American Lighting Specialties, Inc.) was an American plastics manufacturing company and video game accessory manufacturer.
Accessories produced
Mega Drive
- Game Cartridge Organizer (199x)
- Video Entertainment Cabinet (199x)
- Video Entertainment Center (199x)
- Video Game Center (199x)
Logos
A.L.S. Industries' logo.
A.L.S. Industries' alternate logo.
