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went bankrupt, Treco would port some of their games to the Sega Genesis platform.

Games

* '' Warsong'' (1991): English translation of the NCS/Masaya game ''Langrisser I'' * '' Fighting Masters'' (1991) * '' Sorcerer's Kingdom'' (1992), (1993): English translation of the NCS game ''Sorcer Kingdom''

Arcade ports

Treco produced Mega Drive

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s of the following arcade games: * ''

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'' (1990) * '' Street Smart'' (1991) * '' Task Force Harrier EX'' (1991) * ''

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References

* * Defunct video game companies of the United States Sega Sammy Holdings {{US-videogame-company-stub