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| Defunct: 1992-03 |
| Headquarters: Japan |
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UPL (ユーピーエル) was an arcade developer that primarily produced shoot-'em-ups. They fell bankrupt in 1992.
Softography
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PC Engine
- Atomic Robo-Kid Special (1990)
- Gomola Speed (1990)
- Mahjong Haoden: Kaiser's Quest (1992)
References
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