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| − | {{sub-stub}}'''Marvel Software''' was a short-lived subsidiary of the Marvel Entertainment Group, focused with bringing Marvel properties to home computers and video game consoles. | + | {{sub-stub}}'''Marvel Software''' was a short-lived subsidiary of the [[Marvel Entertainment Group]], focused with bringing Marvel properties to home computers and video game consoles. |
For the most part, Marvel Software did not develop any games, but simply licensed out properties were involved in project management. Of the few games it was involved in, publishing was handled by [[Acclaim Entertainment]]. | For the most part, Marvel Software did not develop any games, but simply licensed out properties were involved in project management. Of the few games it was involved in, publishing was handled by [[Acclaim Entertainment]]. | ||
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Marvel Software was a short-lived subsidiary of the Marvel Entertainment Group, focused with bringing Marvel properties to home computers and video game consoles.
For the most part, Marvel Software did not develop any games, but simply licensed out properties were involved in project management. Of the few games it was involved in, publishing was handled by Acclaim Entertainment.
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