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Revision as of 12:54, 16 September 2012
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Scitron is the common name of a Japanese record label and software developer.
From 1986 to 2001 they were formally called Scitron & Art. In 2001, they changed their name to Scitron Digital Contents (or Scitron Digital Content). In 2004 they were acquired by Happinet, and continued to operate as Scitron Digital Contents until 2006, when Happinet absorbed the brand entirely.
Scitron produced many of Sega's music albums and videos, usually alongside Pony Canyon.
Contents
Softography (as Scitron & Art)
Saturn
- Ryouri no Tetsujin: Kitchen Stadium Tour (1996)
- Lifescape: Seimei 40 Okunen Haruka na Tabi (1996)
- Lifescape 2: Body Bionics (1997)
Discography
- TODO: incomplete
As Scitron & Art
As Scitron Digital Contents
- Back in the S.S.T. Band!!: The Very Best
- Sega Arcade 80's Vol.1
- Sega Arcade 80's Vol.2
- Sega Mega Drive Super Medley