Difference between revisions of "Extreme Entertainment Group"
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| − | '''Extreme Entertainment Group''', formerly (and apparently currently) '''Bignet''', was [[Micronet]]'s American publishing arm. Their assets were purchased by [[Absolute Entertainment]] in 1993 | + | '''Extreme Entertainment Group''', formerly (and apparently currently) '''Bignet''', was [[Micronet]]'s American publishing arm. [http://www.cbronline.com/news/absolute_entertainment_to_aquire_assets_of_extreme_entertainment Their assets were purchased by [[Absolute Entertainment]] in 1993], so no clue how they sill are part of Micronet (probably bought back when Absolute went bust — TODO) |
==Softography== | ==Softography== | ||
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Extreme Entertainment Group, formerly (and apparently currently) Bignet, was Micronet's American publishing arm. Their assets were purchased by Absolute Entertainment in 1993, so no clue how they sill are part of Micronet (probably bought back when Absolute went bust — TODO)
Softography
- note: incomplete
Mega Drive
- Raiden Trad (199?)
Mega CD
- The Third World War (199?)