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dB-Soft (デービーソフト).
They released some adult games with another brand Macadamia Soft (マカダミアソフト).
Contents
Softography
- Not yet implemented
PC-6001 mkII
PC-6601
- Flappy (1984)
PC-8801
- Flappy (1984)
- Zexas (1984)
- Laptick (1985)
- Macadam (1985) (as Macadamia Soft)
- 177 (1986) (as Macadamia Soft)
- Woody Poco (1986)
- Produce (1987)
- Volguard (198x)
- Shikoutei (198x)
PC-8001 mkII SR
- King Flappy (1985)
PC-9801
- Woody Poco (1986)
- 177 (1986) (as Macadamia Soft)
- Produce (1987)
- Volguard (198x)
PC-8801 mkII SR
- The Story of Melroon (1989)