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Sword Master is a 1990 side-scrolling action game developed by Athena and published by Activision for the Nintendo Entertainment System. It was first released in Japan in 1990, North America in 1992, and PAL regions in 1993. The game is set in medieval fantasy setting and focuses primarily on strategic fighting using shield and sword. [2]
Bujingai (武刃街), known in North America as Bujingai: The Forsaken City and in Europe as Bujingai: Swordmaster, is an action video game developed by Taito in collaboration with Red Entertainment, for the PlayStation 2 console. The game was published by Taito in Japan on December 25, 2003.
Sword Master (Marvel Comics), a Marvel Comics character; Swordmaster (Soul series), a character class in the video game series Soulcalibur; Sword Master, a character in the manga series Afro Samurai; Swordmaster, a fighting style of Dante in the video game series Devil May Cry; Sword Master, a Dungeon Fighter Online character subclass
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Defunct in May 2024. Acquired and revived in August 2024 by Krafton. Tag Games: Dundee: Scotland: United Kingdom 2006 Acquired by Scopely in 2023 [50] TaleWorlds Entertainment: Ankara: Turkey 2005 Mount & Blade series Tamsoft: Asakusa: Japan 1992 Onechanbara series Senran Kagura series Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions: T&E Soft: Aichi ...
The 2025 London Games Festival, which comprises New Game Plus, the BAFTA Games Awards, Games Finance Market, Screen Play, Now Play This, The Trafalgar Square Games Festival, Side Events and The London Video Game Orchestra will be held in London, England. [3] May 9–11 Evo Japan 2025 is scheduled to be held at Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo. [4] 22
As the 8-bit computer market diminished, Codemasters turned to develop for the 8-bit and 16-bit console markets, as well as moving away from their budget title legacy to more full-price games on the 16-bit computers — 1992 saw the last title in the Dizzy series, Crystal Kingdom Dizzy, released at full price rather than budget price.
Published by Bandai and developed by Ganbarion [19] [20] [21] Known in the U.S. as One Piece: Grand Battle! and in Europe as Shonen Jump's One Piece: Grand Battle!. Was a Virgin Megastores exclusive game in the UK and was on sale for limited time. [22] The GameCube version has not been released in Europe. [2]