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Cybertech Custom.
Softography
PC-8801
- Cyberblock Metal Orange (1988)
PC-9801
- Cyberblock Metal Orange (1991)
- Magical Blocks Carat (1991)
PC-FX
- Chip-chan Kick! (1997)