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Games published by Monosoft

Monosoft was a South Korean video game publisher that snagged a license from Sony to publish for the PlayStation and went on a shopping spree for budget video game publishing rights. Founded in October 2002, by February 2005 it had already gone out of business.

Out of all the licenses they burned their cash with, they only managed to push out two compilations of SuperLite 1500 games for the PS1 and one DVD ero "game". They also assisted Eolith with distributing a PS2 tennis game.

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