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Xak
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A series of action RPGs created by Micro Cabin Corp.

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A series of action RPGs created by Micro Cabin Corp.

Games

Xak: The Art of Visual Stage
23 May 1989
Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/NEC PC 9801Platforms/Sharp X68000
Xak II: Rising of The Redmoon
31 October 1990
Platforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/NEC PC 9801Platforms/FM Towns
Fray: In Magical Adventure
31 December 1990
Platforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 9801
Xak: The Tower of Gazzel
30 June 1991
Platforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/NEC PC 9801
Fray: Shugyouhen
27 December 1991
Platforms/Game Gear
The Tower? Of Cabin: Cabin Panic
30 November 1992
Platforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 9801
Xak I & II
25 December 1992
Platforms/TurboGrafx CD
Xak III: The Eternal Recurrence
30 April 1993
Platforms/NEC PC 9801Platforms/FM TownsPlatforms/TurboGrafx CD
Fray CD: Xak Gaiden
30 March 1994
Platforms/TurboGrafx CD
Franchise details
Name
Xak
Features
9 games
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First game
Xak: The Art of Visual Stage
Aliases
Characters
Locations
Concepts
  • Has concepts: 2D (Concept), Fan Translation (Concept)
Objects
People
  • Has people: Kenichi Suzuki (Person)
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