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Screen Software (스크린소프트, also referred as Screen Soft, Screen Corporation or just Screen) is a company from South Korea. It was mainly known to produce bootleg copies of MSX software with copyrights hacked of the company into them, alongside RAM and ROM copiers.
Some bootleg copies of these MSX games were available for Sega Master System, appearing in many multicarts. Screen Software also sold MSX multicarts that were also ported to the system, which shares similarities in certain multicarts for Master System (e.g.: Full hangul menu, music from Konami games, etc.), however, it is currently unknown if Screen was actually behind their publishing.
Softography
Master System
- Picture Puzzle (1987)
- Poppaq the Fish (1987)
- Bomber Man (1988)
- Super Columns (1990)
- Yami no Ryuuou: Hades no Monshou (1990)
- Bouken Roman (19xx)
- Spelunker (19xx)
- Flipper Slipper (1987)
- Picture Puzzle (1987)
- Stop the Express (19XX)