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manufactured and sold yachts. The main
video game
brand of the
company was
Nichibutsu (日物、ニチブツ), with
adult video games (mainly
strip mahjong arcade games)...
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vertically scrolling video game
developed by
Nihon Bussan and
published by
Nichibutsu for arcades. In
North America, the game was also
released by Taito. Ports...
- game was also
ported to the
Super Famicom by
Nihon Bussan in 1995 as
Nichibutsu Arcade classics 2:
Heiankyo Alien. The
company had
previously released...
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series of
Formula One-based
racing video games developed and
published by
Nichibutsu starting on the PC
Engine in 1990. The
following is a list of
games released...
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showcased at
Shoshinkai 1994,
originally slated to be
published by Sony and
Nichibutsu, but
development stopped when Sony
abandoned distribution of Nintendo-related...
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released by
Nichibutsu in ****an and
North America.
Despite the
original arcade game
being titled Sector Zone in its
native country,
Nichibutsu later ported...
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permission to
release their own versions. One such was Moon
Alien by
Nichibutsu, a hack
which only adds a
title screen and
slightly changes the sprites...
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developed by
Nihon Bussan and
published by its main
publishing label Nichibutsu for the Sega
Saturn in ****an. It is the
fourth game in the
Cresta series...
- マイビジョン, Hepburn: Mai bijon) is a home
video game
console developed by
Nichibutsu and
released in ****an in 1983. The
system was
dedicated solely to playing...
- of
Nichibutsu's arcade game, Kid no **** **** Daisakusen [ja] (キッドのホレホレ大作戦), that was
originally supposed to be
named Booby Kids. In 1993,
Nichibutsu released...
