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'''Absolute Entertainment''', later known as just '''Absolute''', was a software developing and publishing company created by former Activision employee Garry Kitchen. It first published Atari 2600 games and then moved on to publishing NES and Gameboy games, its most popular being A Boy And His Blob. |
'''Absolute Entertainment''', later known as just '''Absolute''', was a software developing and publishing company created by former Activision employee Garry Kitchen. It first published Atari 2600 games and then moved on to publishing NES and Gameboy games, its most popular being A Boy And His Blob. |
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Absolute Entertainment, later known as just Absolute, was a software developing and publishing company created by former Activision employee Garry Kitchen. It first published Atari 2600 games and then moved on to publishing NES and Gameboy games, its most popular being A Boy And His Blob.
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