1973: Animal was released
Animal was released for Mainframe in United States. The post 1973: Animal was released appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.
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1978: Golf Pro was released
Golf Pro was released for Sol-20 in United States. The post 1978: Golf Pro was released appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.
1984: PC Pool was released
PC Pool (Version 0.10) was released for PC Booter in United States. The post 1984: PC Pool was released appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.
1987: PD, Inc. history
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1990: ROM² Karaoke Vol. 4: Choito Otona!? was released
ROM² Karaoke Vol. 4: Choito Otona!? was released for TurboGrafx CD in Japan. The post 1990: ROM² Karaoke Vol. 4: Choito Otona!? was released appeared first on Old School Gamer Magazine.
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