Pack-In-Video

Pack-In-Video Co., Ltd. (株式会社パック・イン・ビデオ, Kabushiki-gaisha Pakku-In-Bideo) was a Japanese video game publisher and video distributor. The games published were mostly focused on the Japanese market although a few titles have been published abroad. In October 1996, the company was merged with the video game division of Victor Entertainment and became Victor Interactive Software.^[3]

Pack-In-Video

Native name	株式会社パック・イン・ビデオ
Romanized name	Kabushiki-gaisha Pakku-In-Bideo
Industry	video game industry
Founded	August 3, 1970[1]
Defunct	October 1, 1996[2]
Fate	Merged with Victor Entertainment
Successor	Victor Interactive Software
Headquarters	Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan
Key people	Yasuhiro Wada

Videos

• Satsujin Kippu wa Heart-iro
• Dokudami Tenement
• Ninja Ryukenden
• Humanoid Monster Bem
• Love Potion: Halley Densetsu
• Record of Lodoss War: Special Edition
• The Laughing Salesman

Games

Title	Platform(s)	Release date
Rambo	MSX	December 5, 1985[4]
Super Rambo	MSX, X1, PC-9801	June 21, 1986[5][6][7][8][9]
Super Rambo Special	MSX	November 21, 1986[10]
Space Camp	MSX	November 21, 1986[11]
Young Sherlock: The Legacy of Doyle	MSX	March 21, 1987[12]
Labyrinth	MSX	August 21, 1987[13][14][15]
Batman	MSX	September 21, 1987[16]
Family Billiards	MSX	November 21, 1987[17]
Rambo	Famicom	December 4, 1987[18]
Gunjin-Shogi	MSX	December 16, 1987[19]
L'Affaire...	MSX	December 16, 1987[20]
Predator	MSX	March 5, 1988[21]
	Famicom	March 10, 1988[22]
Champion Yosuke-Ide's Mah-Jong	MSX	April 5, 1988[23]
Sylviana	FDS	August 10, 1988[24]
	MSX	September 15, 1989[25]
Knight Rider	Famicom	September 30, 1988[26]
F-1 Pilot	PC Engine	March 23, 1989[27]
Deep Blue Kaitei Shinwa	PC Engine	March 31, 1989[28]
Putt Putt Golf	FDS	March 31, 1989[29]
The Golf	MSX	May 25, 1989[30]
Faria: Fuuin no Tsurugi	Famicom	July 21, 1989[31]
Thunderbirds	Famicom	September 30, 1989[32]
Kattobi! Douji	FDS	October 20, 1989[33]
Mirai Senshi: Lios	Famicom	December 1, 1989[34]
The Golf Course Shuu	MSX	December 10, 1989[35]
Knight Rider Special	PC Engine	December 22, 1989[36]
Formation Armed F	PC Engine CD-ROM²	March 23, 1990[37]
Trump Boy	Game Boy	March 28, 1990[38]
Formation Armed F	PC Engine	March 30, 1990[39]
Lode Runner: Lost Labyrinth	PC Engine	July 27, 1990[40]
Kawa no Nushi Tsuri	Famicom	August 10, 1990[41]
Bakushō! Star Monomane Shitennō	Famicom	September 14, 1990[42]
Lunar Lander	Game Boy	September 21, 1990[43]
Die Hard	PC Engine	September 28, 1990[44]
Trump Boy II	Game Boy	November 9, 1990[45]
Zipang	PC Engine	December 14, 1990[46]
Jigoku Gokuraku Maru	Famicom	December 21, 1990[47]
Gulclight TDF 2	PC Engine CD-ROM²	January 25, 1991[48]
Road Spirits	PC Engine CD-ROM²	March 22, 1991[49]
Die Hard	Famicom	July 19, 1991[50]
Power Gate	PC Engine	August 30, 1991[51]
Super Metal Crusher	PC Engine	November 29, 1991[52]
Hihou Densetsu Chris no Bouken	PC Engine CD-ROM²	December 13, 1991[53]
Minesweeper	Game Boy	December 13, 1991[54]
Hawk F-123	PC Engine CD-ROM²	March 13, 1992[55]
Minesweeper	PC Engine CD-ROM²	March 20, 1992[56]
Kawa no Nushi Tsuri: Shizenha	PC Engine CD-ROM²	March 27, 1992[57]
Terminator 2	Famicom	June 26, 1992[58]
Super Off Road	Super Famicom	July 3, 1992[59]
Aces: Iron Eagle 3	Famicom	August 7, 1992[60]
Amazing Tennis	Super Famicom	December 18, 1992[61]
Super Soukoban	Super Famicom	January 29, 1993[62]
Super Battletank	Super Famicom	April 23, 1993[63]
Go! Go! Dodge League	Super Famicom	September 24, 1993[64]
Metal Angel	PC Engine CD-ROM²	September 24, 1993[65]
Final Knockout	Super Famicom	November 5, 1993[66]
Aurora Quest: Otaku no Seiza in Another World	PC Engine CD-ROM²	December 10, 1993[67]
Ramos Ruy no World Wide Soccer	Super Famicom	February 25, 1994[68]
Auto Crusher Palladium	PC Engine CD-ROM²	February 25, 1994[69]
Gambler Jiko Chuushinha 2: Dorapon Quest	Super Famicom	March 18, 1994[70]
Super Battletank 2	Super Famicom	May 27, 1994[71]
Yamaneko Bubsy no Daibouken	Super Famicom	June 17, 1994[72]
KO Seiki Beast Sanjuushi: Gaia Fukkatsu Kanketsuhen	PC Engine CD-ROM²	June 17, 1994[73]
Super Dogfight	Super Famicom	June 24, 1994[74]
Burning Soldier	3DO	June 25, 1994
Tsuri Tarou	Super Famicom	July 8, 1994[75]
		August 30, 1996 (Reprint)[76]
Multi Play Volleyball	Super Famicom	October 28, 1994[77]
Vortex	Super Famicom	December 9, 1994[78]
Ski Paradise with Snowboard	Super Famicom	December 16, 1994[79]
Metal Angel 2	PC Engine CD-ROM²	January 20, 1995[80]
Iron Commando: Koutetsu no Senshi	Super Famicom	February 10, 1995[81]
Magical Pop'n	Super Famicom	March 10, 1995[82]
The Atlas: Renaissance Voyager	Super Famicom	March 24, 1995[83]
Kawa no Nushi Tsuri 2	Super Famicom	April 28, 1995[84]
		August 30, 1996 (Reprint)[85]
Nekketsu Legend Baseballer	PC Engine CD-ROM²	June 16, 1995[86]
Trump Island	Super Famicom	June 23, 1995[87]
Scramble Cobra	3DO	August 11, 1995
AIII S.V.: A Ressha de Ikou 3 Super Version	Super Famicom	September 29, 1995[88]
Virtual Fishing	Virtual Boy	October 6, 1995[89]
Majo Tachi no Nemuri	Super Famicom	November 24, 1995[90]
Moon Cradle	3DO	December 15, 1995
Wangan Dead Heat	Sega Saturn	December 15, 1995[91]
Battle Submarine	Super Famicom	December 22, 1995[92]
Isozuri: Ritou Hen	Super Famicom	January 19, 1996[93]
		August 30, 1996 (Reprint)[94]
Pinball Graffiti	Sega Saturn	July 12, 1996[95]
Umi no Nushi Tsuri	Super Famicom	July 19, 1996[96]
Bokujo Monogatari	Super Famicom	August 9, 1996[97]
Wangan Dead Heat + Real Arrange	Sega Saturn	August 30, 1996[98]
Monstania	Super Famicom	September 27, 1996[99]