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ADK

Founded: 1980 (As Alpha Denshi)

Defunct: 2000 (SNK acquired the IP)

T-series code: T-373

Headquarters:

Japan

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Alpha Denshi, aka ADK

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 ==Softography==
-[[Category:Use CompanyHistoryAll template]]
+{{CompanyHistoryAll|ADK|Alpha Denshi}}
-:''note: this list may be missing some ports and [[:Category:Third party arcade games distributed by Sega|arcade games licensed to Sega for distribution]]''
-{{multicol|
-===[[:Category:Third party arcade games distributed by Sega|Non-Sega Arcade Distributed by Sega]]===
-*ADK-designed hardware for ''Champion Baseball'':
-**''[[Champion Baseball]]'' (1983)
-**''[[Champion Baseball II]]'' (1983)
-*ADK-designed hardware for ''Equites'':
-**''[[Equites]]'' (1984)
-**''[[Bull Fighter]]'' (1984)
-*Clarue games licensed to Sega/ADK
-**''[[Flower]]'' (1986)
-===[[SG-1000]]===
-*''[[Champion Baseball]]'' (1983)
-===[[Master System]]===
-*''[[Time Soldiers]]'' (1989)
-===Amstrad CPC===
-*''[[Desolator]]'' (1988)
-===Atari ST===
-*''[[Desolator]]'' (1988)
-===Commodore 64===
-*''[[Desolator]]'' (1988)
-===ZX Spectrum===
-*''[[Desolator]]'' (1988)
-===[[Mega Drive]]===
-*''[[World Heroes]]'' (1994)
-===[[Saturn]]===
-*''[[World Heroes Perfect]]'' (1996)
-*''[[Twinkle Star Sprites]]'' (1997)
-===[[Dreamcast]]===
-*''[[Twinkle Star Sprites]]'' (2000)
-}}
 ==Gallery==