dB-SOFT

Sapporo developer of home-computer games and programming tools such as dB-BASIC, founded as Computer Land Hokkaido and renamed in 1984. Its best-known game, Flappy, first appeared on Japanese computers in 1983 and came out in more than twenty versions; the Famicom one (1985) was its first game for Nintendo’s console. It merged into NetFarm Communications in 2001.

Also Flappy (1983)

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