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*[https://web.archive.org/web/19970215211555/http://www.softoffice.co.jp/ Official] (Japanese Archive) | *[https://web.archive.org/web/19970215211555/http://www.softoffice.co.jp/ Official] (Japanese Archive) | ||
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Soft Office or SoftOffice (ソフトオフィス) was a short-lived Japanese developer.
Softography
Saturn
- Daibouken: Saint Elmos no Kiseki (1996)
- G Vector (1997)
- Pastel Muses (1997)
- The Phantom Fish (unreleased)
External links
- Official (Japanese Archive)