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Mentrix Software, Inc. was a video game publishing company. Little is known about them - they published three Sega Mega Drive games by Visco in North America then disappeared.
Softography
Mega Drive
- Wardner (1991)
- Caliber.50 (1991)
- Championship Bowling (1993)
- Nolan Ryan Express (unreleased)