
Technosoft
The company also went by Techno Soft, Tecnosoft, Tecno Soft and Tecno-Soft. They are known for the Thunder Force series of free-scrolling shooters, the first 3D computer game Plazma Line, and the Herzog strategy series which included the first real-time strategy Herzog Zwei. It was acquired and folded into Japanese pachinko manufacturer Twenty-One Company in late 2001. Twenty-One began to release products in 2008 under the Technosoft brand, and sold the entirety of its video game library to Sega in 2016. The Technosoft name continues to be in use in the present day as the name for Twenty-One's research and development division, and as a brand name for various products such as soundtrack albums.
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1999Neorude: Kizamareta Monshou
1999My Garden
1998Silent Möbius: Genei no Datenshi
1998Kaze no Oka Kouen nite
1998Kumitate Battle: Kuttu Ketto
1997Thunder Force V: Perfect System
1997Thunder Force V
1997Blast Wind
1996Koutetsu Reiiki: Steeldom
1995Reverthion
1995Kyuutenkai: Fantasic Pinball
1994Magical Error wo Sagase
1994Nekketsu Oyako
1994Nekketsu Oyako: Hot Blooded Family
1993Hyper Duel
1992Lightening Force: Quest for the Darkstar
1990Elemental Master
1990Thunder Spirits
1990Thunder Force III
1989Herzog Zwei
1988Thunder Force II
1988Herzog
1984Plazma LinePublished19
1999Neorude: Kizamareta Monshou
1999My Garden
1998Kaze no Oka Kouen nite
1998Kumitate Battle: Kuttu Ketto
1997Thunder Force V: Perfect System
1997Blast Wind
1996Koutetsu Reiiki: Steeldom
1995Reverthion
1995Kyuutenkai: Fantasic Pinball
1994Nekketsu Oyako: Hot Blooded Family
1994Nekketsu Oyako
1993Hyper Duel
1992Lightening Force: Quest for the Darkstar
1990Elemental Master
1990Thunder Force III
1989Herzog Zwei
1988Thunder Force II
1988Herzog
1984Plazma LineGame and studio data from IGDB, with release information from Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo.