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Laser Soft was a publishing label of Nihon Telenet.
Softography
CD-ROM²
- Super Albatross (1989)
- Red Alert (1989)
- Valis II (1989)
- Cosmic Fantasy: Bouken Shounen Yuu (1990)
- Meikyuu no Elfeene (1990)
- Valis III (1990)
- Avenger (1990)
- Cosmic Fantasy 2: Bouken Shounen Ban (1991)
- Valis IV (1991)
- Lady Phantom (1991)
- Naritore The Sugoroku '92 (1991)
- Cosmic Fantasy Visual Shuu (1993)
- Valis Visual Shuu (1993)
PC Engine
- Columns (1991)
Super CD-ROM²
- Psychic Storm (1992)
- Babel (1992)
- F1 Team Simulation: Project F (1992)
References
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