Difference between revisions of "SoftBank"
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| + | {{sub-stub}}'''SoftBank''' (ソフトバンク) is a Japanese multimedia and telephony company. | ||
In the 1990s they published games as both '''Soft Bank''' and as '''Game Bank''' (ゲームバンク). In the 2000s they started a magazine subsidiary, [[SoftBank Creative]], and a mobile phone subsidiary, [[SoftBank Mobile]]. | In the 1990s they published games as both '''Soft Bank''' and as '''Game Bank''' (ゲームバンク). In the 2000s they started a magazine subsidiary, [[SoftBank Creative]], and a mobile phone subsidiary, [[SoftBank Mobile]]. | ||
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Revision as of 09:10, 13 April 2015
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SoftBank (ソフトバンク) is a Japanese multimedia and telephony company.
In the 1990s they published games as both Soft Bank and as Game Bank (ゲームバンク). In the 2000s they started a magazine subsidiary, SoftBank Creative, and a mobile phone subsidiary, SoftBank Mobile.
Softography
Saturn
- AI Shougi (1995 - SB)
- Wipeout (1996 - SB)
- Destruction Derby (1996 - SB)
- Area 51 (1997 - SB)
- Simulation Zoo (1997 - SB)
- Krazy Ivan (1997 - SB)
- Doom (1997 - SB)
- Assault Rigs (1997 - SB)
- Wipeout XL (1998 - GB)
- Primal Rage (1998 - GB)
- Hexen (1998 - GB)