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Some of the titles released by EAC during its operations: | Some of the titles released by EAC during its operations: | ||
* 7th Saga | * ''7th Saga'' | ||
* Actraiser | * ''Actraiser'' | ||
* Actraiser 2 | * ''Actraiser 2'' | ||
* Brainlord | * ''Brainlord'' | ||
* [[Dragon Warrior II]] | * ''[[Dragon Warrior II]]'' | ||
* [[Dragon Warrior III]] | * ''[[Dragon Warrior III]]'' | ||
* [[Dragon Warrior IV]] | * ''[[Dragon Warrior IV]]'' | ||
* Illusion of Gaia | * ''Illusion of Gaia'' | ||
* King Arthur and the Knights of Justice | * ''King Arthur and the Knights of Justice'' | ||
* Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen | * ''Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen'' | ||
* Soul Blazer | * ''Soul Blazer'' | ||
For reasons unknown outside the corporation, localization operations ceased in 1995. | For reasons unknown outside the corporation, localization operations ceased in 1995. |
Revision as of 13:26, 4 March 2008
Enix America Corporation was the first North American localization subsidiary of Enix Corporation, created in 1989/1990. Also known as EAC, the subsidiary's primary offices were located in the Seattle, Washington area.
Some of the titles released by EAC during its operations:
- 7th Saga
- Actraiser
- Actraiser 2
- Brainlord
- Dragon Warrior II
- Dragon Warrior III
- Dragon Warrior IV
- Illusion of Gaia
- King Arthur and the Knights of Justice
- Ogre Battle: March of the Black Queen
- Soul Blazer
For reasons unknown outside the corporation, localization operations ceased in 1995.