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NEC Avenue was a software development division of NEC. It was merged with other studios to form NEC Interchannel in 1995.
Alongside Hudson Soft, NEC Avenue was responsible for publishing a significant portion of the PC Engine, CD-ROM² and Super CD-ROM² games library. It also created some accessories for the console, and published video game-related music CDs (which in 1994 represented about 10% of the business[1]).
The company should not be confused with other divisions of NEC, including NEC Home Electronics which was also publishing titles for the PC Engine family.
Softography
- Note: incomplete
PC Engine
- Fantasy Zone (1989)
- After Burner II (1990)
- Thunder Blade (1990)
- OutRun (1990)
CD-ROM²
- Juuoki (1989)
- Gain Ground SX (1992)
Accessories
- Avenue Pad 3 (1991)
- Avenue Pad 6 (1993)
References
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