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|Image = [[Image:Amersoft_logo.png|center|300px]] | |Image = [[Image:Amersoft_logo.png|center|300px]] | ||
|Industry = Computer and video games | |Industry = Computer and video games | ||
| − | |Founded = | + | |Founded = October 4, 1984 (part of the Amer Group) |
|Defunct = In the late 1980s | |Defunct = In the late 1980s | ||
|Headquarters = Finland | |Headquarters = Finland | ||
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| Amersoft | ||
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| Industry | Computer and video games | |
| Founded | October 4, 1984 (part of the Amer Group) | |
| Defunct | In the late 1980s | |
| Headquarters | Finland | |
| Products | Video games | |
Amersoft was a Finnish company, which published almost ten Commodore 64 games. The most popular of them is probably the Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle which was released in 1986 as a tie on for the movie of the same name.
Games
- 1984 Herkkusuu (Commodore VIC-20)
- 1984 Mehulinja (Commodore VIC-20)
- 1984 Myyräjahti (Commodore VIC-20)
- 1984 RahaRuhtinas (Commodore 64)
- 1985 10... Knock Out (Commodore 64)
- 1985 Afrikan Tähti (Commodore 64)
- 1985 Crash 16 (Commodore 16)
- 1985 Delta 16 (Commodore 16)
- 1985 Halleyn komeetta (Commodore 64)
- 1985 Tsapp! (Commodore 64)
- 1985 Tsapp! 16 (Commodore 16)
- 1985 Yleisurheilu (Commodore 64)
- 1986 Uuno Turhapuro muuttaa maalle (Commodore 64)
See also
External links
| Language: | English • Suomi | |
