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*''[[Command & Conquer (Mega Drive)]]'' (unfinished; beta publicly released - date unknown)
 
*''[[Command & Conquer (Mega Drive)]]'' (unfinished; beta publicly released - date unknown)
 
The following games were made with his SDK but have not been confirmed to be made by him:
 
The following games were made with his SDK but have not been confirmed to be made by him:
*''[[Death Caliber]]'' (2002)
 
*''[[Deer Hunter]]'' (2002)
 
*''[[Pokemon Crazy Drummer]]'' (2002)
 
 
*''[[Commandos]]'' (2002?)
 
*''[[Commandos]]'' (2002?)
 
*''[[Iraq War 2003]]'' (2003?)
 
*''[[Iraq War 2003]]'' (2003?)

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Tomsoft, also known as Tomsoft Studio, is the development alias of Chinese programmer Tommy Xie, a former programmer of Dragon Co. who developed SDKs for the Famicom and Sega Mega Drive and would make his own games sometime after leaving around the turn of the century. He left the unlicensed games industry in the mid-2000s and released his Mega Drive SDK to the public in 2008 and has since moved on to start a graphics software company.

Softography

This list is incomplete; please help expand it.

Mega Drive

The following games were made with his SDK but have not been confirmed to be made by him:

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