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- Sanritsu
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- Japan
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Sanritsu
Japan
Japanese company active in the video game industry from 1984 to 1991, when SIMS was established as a joint venture between Santritsu and Sega. Santritsu was thus a predecessor to SIMS.
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Japanese company active in the video game industry from 1984 to 1991, when SIMSwas established as a joint venture between Santritsu and Sega (Company). Santritsu was thus a predecessor to SIMS.
Developed Games
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Mahjong Sengoku Jidai (Game)
The sole mahjong adaptation made for the Sega Mark III / Sega Master System, featuring both two-player and four-player variants of riichi mahjong.
Fantasy Zone (Game)
The fourth entry in Sega's Fantasy Zone franchise. Like other main titles in the series, it is a horizontal shoot 'em up game. It is known in Japan as Fantasy Zone Gear: Opa Opa Jr. no Bouken. In every country outside of Japan it was released as just Fantasy Zone, sharing the name of the first title in the series.
Assault City (Game)
Assault City is a light gun, rail shooter released for Sega Master System 1990. Assault City makes full support of the Light Phaser.
Bomber Raid (Game)
A vertical-scrolling Shoot 'Em Up for the Sega Master System. Historically notable for the being the very last Sega Master System game released in Japan.
Wanted (Game)
A Wild West light gun shoot 'em up from Sanritsu and Sega, released on the Sega Master System in late 1989.
