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Ving (ビング 株式会社) was a Japanese video game publisher active throughout the 1990s. They still exist, but have since exited the market, concentrating on bicycles, radio controlled helicopters and valve amplifiers. They partnered with Taito to bring several games to the Sega Saturn in Japan.
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Softography
Saturn
- Galactic Attack (1995)
- Metal Black (1996)
- Night Striker S (1996)
- Elevator Action Returns (1997)
- Harukaze Sentai V-Force (1997)
- Bubble Symphony (1997)
- BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Kakusei-hen Guiner Tensei (1998)
- BackGuiner: Yomigaeru Yuusha-tachi: Hishou-hen Uragiri no Senjou (1998)
- Mizubaku Daibouken (1998)
- Kamome Daisakusen Megami-tachi no Sasayaki (unreleased)
Dreamcast
- Harukaze Sentai V-Force 2 (unreleased)
References
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