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I've owned several Sega and Data East games in the past and have enjoyed nearly all of them. One of my favorites is Frankenstein, which I've owned twice now. I somewhat prefer Bally/Williams games overall in general but don't ever discriminate about the brands when I have an opportunity to buy a game that I have never owned before.
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