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| − | {sub-stub}}'''Sir-Tech''' was a Canadian/American PC game developer and publisher best known for the ''Wizardry'' series of RPGs. Though popular in the west, ''Wizardry'' was also extremely popular in Japan, and several entries in the series received Japan-exclusive [[Sega Saturn]] ports. | + | {{sub-stub}}'''Sir-Tech''' was a Canadian/American PC game developer and publisher best known for the ''Wizardry'' series of RPGs. Though popular in the west, ''Wizardry'' was also extremely popular in Japan, and several entries in the series received Japan-exclusive [[Sega Saturn]] ports. |
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Sir-Tech was a Canadian/American PC game developer and publisher best known for the Wizardry series of RPGs. Though popular in the west, Wizardry was also extremely popular in Japan, and several entries in the series received Japan-exclusive Sega Saturn ports.
Softography
Saturn
- Wizardry VI & VII Complete (1996)
- Druid: Yami-He no Tsuiseki Sha (1998)
- Wizardry Llylgamyn Saga (1998) (as Sir-tech)
References
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