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Nidecom Carry Soft (ニデコムキャリーソフト) was a publisher of Japanese home computer games. It is seemingly some sort of joint venture between Nidecom and Carry Soft, and was only ever used to publish conversions of Taito arcade games.
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Softography
- Not yet implemented
PC-8801
- Front Line (1983)
- Victorious Nine (1985)
- Space Cruiser (198x)
- Dai Dassou (198x)
PC-6001 mkII
- Front Line (1983)
- Chack'n Pop (198x)
PC-8801 mkII
- Chack'n Pop (1984)
PC-8801 mkII SR
- Elevator Action (1985)
PC-9801 F
- Victorious Nine (198x)