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A Japanese developer of Arcade and console games. Best known for the Aero Fighters series.
Video System was a Japanese game developer and publisher founded by software designer Koji Furukawa, that operated between 1986-2004. They were initially known for developing Arcade games (mostly Mahjong sims) and would eventually produce games for other platforms, such as the Neo-Geo, SNES and Nintendo 64. They would go on to create the Aero Fighters, F-1 Grand Prix and Super Volley franchises.
Video System at one point renamed their US branch McO'River to produce games in the US. It would later be renamed back to Video System USA Inc.
Their complete game catalogue was acquired by HAMSTER in March of 2018.
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1 Dec, 1984(defunct 2018-03-01)
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Video System has published 10 games & developed 5 games
F1 Racing Championship
Racing
Simulator
Apr, 00'
F-1 World Grand Prix II
Racing
Simulator
Sep, 99'
F-1 World Grand Prix
Racing
Simulator
Jul, 98'
Aero Fighters Assault
Warfare
Shooter
Oct, 97'
Idol Mahjong Final Romance 2
Aug, 95'
Sonic Wings 3
Action
Shooter
Jan, 95'
Aero Fighters 3
Sci-fi
Comedy
Jan, 95'
Power Spikes II
Sport
Jan, 94'
Aero Fighters 2
Shooter
Jan, 94'
Aero Fighters
Warfare
Shooter
Jan, 92'
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