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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Puyo Puyo	? (Compile)	1998		WinCE
Puyo Puyo 2	? (Compile)	1995		Windows
Puyo Puyo	Banpresto (Winky Soft;Compile)	1994		GB
Kirby's Avalanche	Banpresto;Compile;Hal (Nintendo)	1995	Everyone's favorite round, pink hero takes a break from swallowing his enemies to put your brain to work in this fast-paced puzzle game. Players take control of Kirby and match wits with well-known enemies from the Kirby series (including his arch rival, King Dedede) in an effort to win the First Annual Dream Land Avalanche Competition. The simple-but-addictive game play revolves around brightly colored blobs and boulders. When the right amount of matching blobs are stacked, they explode and rain down on your opponent's field of play. Repeat this until your screen is clear to move on to the next round. But be careful—the farther you advance, the faster the blobs fall and the smarter the opponents get. Are you good enough to help Kirby become the avalanche king?***Although it is practically a port of "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine," this is still the best puzzle game around. [Tangent Phaeton]	SNES
Puyo Puyo	Bothtec (Compile;MiCROViSion)	1995		Win3.1
Puyo Puyo	Bothtec (Compile;MiCROViSion)	1996		Windows
Puyo Puyo	Bothtec (Compile)	1996	There are different versions of this game for mac. The 1991 version is 68k while the 1996 version is FATbinary (68k and PPC executable). There may be other differences.	Mac OS Classic
Pnickies	Capcom (Compile)	1994		Arcade
Aleste	Compile	1988	An excellent shooting game by Compile. Aleste was released for various platforms, but the MSX version is the original one. A great variety of levels, great graphics and great music. Beware, though, as this is not an easy game.	MSX2
Aleste 2	Compile	1989	There's little doubt about it: this is probably one of the best 2D shoot 'm up games that was ever released. This game is very well balanced in every way. There are eight different levels, many bosses, a beautiful intro sequence and there's a demo after finishing the first four levels as well. This is a game you really have to play.	MSX2
Aleste Gaiden	Compile	1989	This game wasn't released as a stand-alone game, but it was published on Compile's Disc Station Special 4 (Autumn Edition). It's a small game, consisting of only five stages, but yet it's a very good game. This is a special part of the Aleste series and is therefore also known as 'Aleste Special'. An original shoot 'm up game, in which you don't operate a space craft, but a ninja robot. Therefore, you can not simply fly over the scenery, but you have to watch your step.	MSX2
Apple Sauce Pirate	Compile (?)	1994		NEC PC9801
Blitz Try	Compile	1998		Windows
Broadway Legend Ellena	Compile	1994		NEC PC9801
Gense Torimonocho	Compile	1996		NEC PC9801
Gensei Kitan - Disc Saga 3	Compile	1995		NEC PC9801
GG Aleste	Compile	1991	[37]	Game Gear
Golvellius	Compile	1987		MSX
Golvellius 2	Compile	1988	This sequel to the Compile classic Golvellius was released only for MSX2. It's a worthy sequel. The game itself looks a lot like Golvellius 1, but it has much better graphics and music and the storyline is much more detailed than the one of its predecessor. The main game is an action RPG in birdsview style and the caves are both horizontal (platform) and vertical scrolling ones. The game features many items to be found, mysteries to be solved and monsters to be defeated. There's a total of eight boss monsters. This really is a great game.	MSX2
Green Crystal	Compile	1991	A small first person RPG (Dungeonmaster style) which came as an extra with the final edition of Compile's diskmagazine Disc Station, #32.	MSX2
Guardic	Compile	1986		MSX
Guru Logi Champ	Compile	2001		GBA
Kote de Mekuru	Compile	1995		NEC PC9801
Maboroshi Kaitou Den	Compile	?		NEC PC9801
Madou Monogatari	Compile	1990		MSX2
Madou Monogatari	Compile	1998		Saturn
Madou Monogatari 1-2-3	Compile	1991		NEC PC9801
Madou Monogatari ARS	Compile	1993		NEC PC9801
Madou Monogatari I	Compile	1996		Mega Drive
Megalopolis SOS	Compile (Nisso)	1986		MSX
Musapey's Choco Marker	Compile	2002		Arcade
Nazo Puyo	Compile	1994		NEC PC9801
Pocket Puyo Puyo 2	Compile	1996		GB
Pocket Puyo Puyo 4	Compile	2000		GBC
Pocket Puyo Puyo Sun	Compile	1998		GBC
Puyo Puyo	Compile (SPS)	1994		X68000
Puyo Puyo	Compile	1991		MSX2
Puyo Puyo	Compile	1993		NEC PC9801
Puyo Puyo	Compile	1991	There are different versions of this game for mac. The 1991 version is 68k while the 1996 version is FATbinary (68k and PPC executable). There may be other differences.	Mac OS Classic
Puyo Puyo 2	Compile	1995		Saturn
Puyo Puyo 2	Compile	1995		NEC PC9801
Puyo Puyo 4: Puyo Puyo Party	Compile	1999		N64
Puyo Puyo Box	Compile	2000	Contains ports of Puyo Puyo and Puyo Puyo TSU, as well as a RPG-style quest mode, and.a special multiplayer mode. The player can choose a ruleset from Puyo Puyo, Puyo Puyo TSU, Puyo Puyo Sun or Puyo Puyo~n.	PS
Puyo Puyo Da! featuring Ellena System	Compile	1999		Dreamcast
Puyo Puyo Gaiden: Puyo Wars	Compile	1999		GBC
Puyo Puyo Sun	Compile	1996		Arcade
Puyo Puyo Sun	Compile	1998		Windows
Puyo Puyo Sun 64	Compile	1997		N64
Puyo Puyo Sun Ketteiban	Compile	1997		PS
Puyo Puyo Tsuu	Compile	1994	The object of this head-to-head puzzle game is to clear your grid of falling patterns called puyos by forming chains of four or more same-colored puyos in a straight line or one of several geometric patterns. What makes this a challenging two-player contest is the fact that when you clear a chain of puyos from your grid, it drops a random piece of filler onto your opponent's grid. The more puyos you clear, the more you fill your opponent's grid, and if you can clutter up his grid enough to fill it to the top, you've won the game. An intriguing back story makes this an amusing experience for one or two players.***Kick ass 1 on 1 puzzle game. Really fun to watch two experts and even more fun to be the expert. Monster Combos Galore	Mega Drive

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