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| − | By 2005, [[Sega]] had long left the console industry, and the stream of Japan-exclusive Dreamcast games finally slowed to a trickle. Sega's last first-party release (the [[Dorikore]] version of ''[[Puyo Puyo Fever]]'') and two third-party games ([[Pionesoft]]'s [[ | + | By 2005, [[Sega]] had long left the console industry, and the stream of Japan-exclusive Dreamcast games finally slowed to a trickle. Sega's last first-party release (the [[Dorikore]] version of ''[[Puyo Puyo Fever]]'') and two third-party games ([[Pionesoft]]'s [[Angel Wish: Kimi no Egao ni Chu!]] and [[Triangle Service]]'s ''[[Trizeal]]'') were the only official releases, and were all released within the first four months of the year. |
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Template:YearCatNav By 2005, Sega had long left the console industry, and the stream of Japan-exclusive Dreamcast games finally slowed to a trickle. Sega's last first-party release (the Dorikore version of Puyo Puyo Fever) and two third-party games (Pionesoft's Angel Wish: Kimi no Egao ni Chu! and Triangle Service's Trizeal) were the only official releases, and were all released within the first four months of the year.
Pages in category "2005 Dreamcast games"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.