Difference between revisions of "JVC"
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*[[Electronic Arts Victor]] (partnership with [[Electronic Arts]]) | *[[Electronic Arts Victor]] (partnership with [[Electronic Arts]]) | ||
| − | *[[BMG Victor]] (partnership with [[BMG]]) | + | *[[BMG Victor]] (partnership with [[BMG Interactive Entertainment]]) |
JVC released some hardware like [[Wondermega]] and [[Sega_Saturn_consoles#JVC.2FVictor_V-Saturn|V-Saturn]]. And they published some software themselves; that is listed below. | JVC released some hardware like [[Wondermega]] and [[Sega_Saturn_consoles#JVC.2FVictor_V-Saturn|V-Saturn]]. And they published some software themselves; that is listed below. | ||
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JVC Musical Industries (日本ビクター) is a Japanese multimedia company and the owner of the Victor (ビクター) music company. This division of the company has multiple forays into the gaming world:
- Victor Entertainment (formerly Victor Musical Industries)
- Victor Interactive Software (merged Victor Entertainment and Pack-In-Video)
- Electronic Arts Victor (partnership with Electronic Arts)
- BMG Victor (partnership with BMG Interactive Entertainment)
JVC released some hardware like Wondermega and V-Saturn. And they published some software themselves; that is listed below.
Softography
Mega CD
- Wondermega Collection (1992)
- Wonder MIDI (1992)
- Wonder Library (1993)
Saturn
- Vatlva (1996)
- Falcom Classics (1997)
- Falcom Classics II (1998)
- Falcom Classics Collection (1999)