Pack-In-Video
Kabushiki-gaisha Pakku-In-Bideo was a Japanese video game publisher and video distributor. The games published were mostly focused on the Japanese market although a few titles have been published abroad.
Also recorded as Pack-In-Video Co., Ltd.
Pack-In-Video
- Name
- Pack-In-Video
- Founded
- 1970
- Headquarters
- Shibuya · Saumur
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Kabushiki-gaisha Pakku-In-Bideo was a Japanese video game publisher and video distributor. The games published were mostly focused on the Japanese market although a few titles have been published abroad.
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Key facts
Key facts
• Name — Pack-In-Video • Native Name — 株式会社パック・イン・ビデオ • Romanized Name — Kabushiki-gaisha Pakku-In-Bideo • Fate — Merged with Victor Entertainment • Successor — Victor Interactive Software • Founded — August 3, 1970 • Defunct — October 1, 1996 • Hq Location — Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan • Key People — Yasuhiro Wada
History
History
Pack-In-Video was founded on August 3, 1970. In October 1996, the company was merged with the video game division of Victor Entertainment and became Victor Interactive Software.
Videos
Videos
• Satsujin Kippu wa Heart-iro • Dokudami Tenement • Ninja Ryukenden • Humanoid Monster Bem • Love Potion: Halley Densetsu • Record of Lodoss War: Special Edition • The Laughing Salesman
Games
Games
• Title — Platform(s) — Release date • Rambo — MSX — December 5, 1985 • Super Rambo — MSX, X1, PC-9801 — June 21, 1986 • Super Rambo Special — MSX — November 21, 1986 • Space Camp — MSX — November 21, 1986 • Young Sherlock: The Legacy of Doyle — MSX — March 21, 1987 • Labyrinth — MSX — August 21, 1987 • Batman — MSX — September 21, 1987 • Family Billiards — MSX — November 21, 1987 • Rambo — Famicom — December 4, 1987 • Gunjin-Shogi — MSX — December 16, 1987 • L'Affaire... — MSX — December 16, 1987 • Predator — MSX — March 5, 1988 • Famicom — March 10, 1988 • Champion Yosuke-Ide's Mah-Jong — MSX — April 5, 1988 • Sylviana — FDS — August 10, 1988 • MSX — September 15, 1989 • Knight Rider — Famicom — September 30, 1988 • F-1 Pilot — PC Engine — March 23, 1989 • Deep Blue Kaitei Shinwa — PC Engine — March 31, 1989 • Putt Putt Golf — FDS — March 31, 1989 • The Golf — MSX • Faria: Fuuin no Tsurugi — Famicom — July 21, 1989 • Thunderbirds — Famicom — September 30, 1989 • Kattobi! Douji — FDS — October 20, 1989 • Mirai Senshi: Lios — Famicom — December 1, 1989 • The Golf Course Shuu — MSX — December 10, 1989 • Knight Rider Special — PC Engine — December 22, 1989 • Formation Armed F — PC Engine CD-ROM² — March 23, 1990 • Trump Boy — Game Boy — March 28, 1990 • Formation Armed F — PC Engine — March 30, 1990 • Lode Runner: Lost Labyrinth — PC Engine — July 27, 1990 • Kawa no Nushi Tsuri — Famicom — August 10, 1990 • Bakushō! Star Monomane Shitennō — Famicom — September 14, 1990 • Lunar Lander — Game Boy — September 21, 1990 • Die Hard — PC Engine — September 28, 1990 • Trump Boy II — Game Boy — November 9, 1990 • Zipang — PC Engine — December 14, 1990 • Jigoku Gokuraku Maru — Famicom — December 21, 1990 • Gulclight TDF 2 — PC Engine CD-ROM² — January 25, 1991 • Road Spirits — PC Engine CD-ROM² — March 22, 1991 • Die Hard — Famicom — July 19, 1991 • Power Gate — PC Engine — August 30, 1991 • Super Metal Crusher — PC Engine — November 29, 1991 • Hihou Densetsu Chris no Bouken — PC Engine CD-ROM² — December 13, 1991 • Minesweeper — Game Boy — December 13, 1991 • Hawk F-123 — PC Engine CD-ROM² — March 13, 1992 • Minesweeper — PC Engine CD-ROM² — March 20, 1992 • Kawa no Nushi Tsuri: Shizenha — PC Engine CD-ROM² — March 27, 1992 • Terminator 2 — Famicom — June 26, 1992 • Super Off Road — Super Famicom — July 3, 1992 • Aces: Iron Eagle 3 — Famicom — August 7, 1992 • Amazing Tennis — Super Famicom — December 18, 1992 • Super Soukoban — Super Famicom — January 29, 1993 • Super Battletank — Super Famicom — April 23, 1993 • Go! Go! Dodge League — Super Famicom — September 24, 1993 • Metal Angel — PC Engine CD-ROM² — September 24, 1993 • Final Knockout — Super Famicom — November 5, 1993 • Aurora Quest: Otaku no Seiza in Another World — PC Engine CD-ROM² — December 10, 1993 • Ramos Ruy no World Wide Soccer — Super Famicom — February 25, 1994 • Auto Crusher Palladium — PC Engine CD-ROM² — February 25, 1994 • Gambler Jiko Chuushinha 2: Dorapon Quest — Super Famicom — March 18, 1994 • Super Battletank 2 — Super Famicom • Yamaneko Bubsy no Daibouken — Super Famicom — June 17, 1994 • KO Seiki Beast Sanjuushi: Gaia Fukkatsu Kanketsuhen — PC Engine CD-ROM² — June 17, 1994 • Super Dogfight — Super Famicom — June 24, 1994 • Burning Soldier — 3DO — June 25, 1994 • Tsuri Tarou — Super Famicom — July 8, 1994 • August 30, 1996 (Reprint) • Multi Play Volleyball — Super Famicom — October 28, 1994 • Vortex — Super Famicom — December 9, 1994 • Ski Paradise with Snowboard — Super Famicom — December 16, 1994 • Metal Angel 2 — PC Engine CD-ROM² — January 20, 1995 • Iron Commando: Koutetsu no Senshi — Super Famicom — February 10, 1995 • Magical Pop'n — Super Famicom — March 10, 1995 • The Atlas: Renaissance Voyager — Super Famicom — March 24, 1995 • Kawa no Nushi Tsuri 2 — Super Famicom — April 28, 1995 • August 30, 1996 (Reprint) • Nekketsu Legend Baseballer — PC Engine CD-ROM² — June 16, 1995 • Trump Island — Super Famicom — June 23, 1995 • Scramble Cobra — 3DO — August 11, 1995 • AIII S.V.: A Ressha de Ikou 3 Super Version — Super Famicom — September 29, 1995 • Virtual Fishing — Virtual Boy — October 6, 1995 • Majo-tachi no Nemuri — Super Famicom — November 24, 1995 • Moon Cradle — 3DO — December 15, 1995 • Wangan Dead Heat — Sega Saturn — December 15, 1995 • Battle Submarine — Super Famicom — December 22, 1995 • Isozuri: Ritou Hen — Super Famicom — January 19, 1996 • August 30, 1996 (Reprint) • Pinball Graffiti — Sega Saturn — July 12, 1996 • Umi no Nushi Tsuri — Super Famicom — July 19, 1996 • Bokujo Monogatari — Super Famicom — August 9, 1996 • Wangan Dead Heat + Real Arrange — Sega Saturn — August 30, 1996 • Monstania — Super Famicom — September 27, 1996
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