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Visco (ビスコ) is a video game developer founded in 1982. While not particularly known for any particular game or series, they are known for developing many arcade and video games through the early 2000s, many of which were produced on arcade hardware manufactured in partnership with Seta and Sammy. When Seta shut down in 2008, Visco refocused and now focuses on producing slot machines.
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