Difference between revisions of "Aicom"
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| − | There was another company Aicom (formed by several employees who left this one) who produced the Neo | + | There was another company called Aicom (formed by several employees who left this one) who produced the [[Neo Geo]] game ''Pulstar''; that company changed their name to [[Yumekobo]] in 1996. |
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Aicom (エイコム) was a Japanese game development company that merged into Sammy in 1992. They had a joint venture with Eleca called EXA Planning.
There was another company called Aicom (formed by several employees who left this one) who produced the Neo Geo game Pulstar; that company changed their name to Yumekobo in 1996.
Softography
X Board
- Racing Hero (1990) (programming only?)
- A.B. Cop (1991)
Master System
- Psycho Fox (1989)
Mega Drive
- Fighting Masters (1991)
- Dando (unreleased)
References
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