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Test 1

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) Rockstar North Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Producer(s) Leslie Benzies Programmer(s) Obbe Vermeij Adam Fowler Alexander Roger Artist(s) Aaron Garbut Writer(s) Dan Houser James Worrall Composer(s) Lex Horton Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2 Microsoft Windows Xbox Mac OS X iOS Android Fire OS Release 29 October 2002 PlayStation 2 NA: 29 October 2002 PAL: 8 November 2002 Microsoft Windows NA: 12 May 2003 EU: 15 May 2003 AU: 21 May 2003 Xbox NA: 31 October 2003 PAL: 2 January 2004 Mac OS X WW: 12 November 2010 iOS WW: 6 December 2012 Android WW: 12 December 2012 Fire OS WW: 15 May 2014 Genre(s) Action-adventure Mode(s) Single-player

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) Rockstar North Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Producer(s) Leslie Benzies Programmer(s) Obbe Vermeij Adam Fowler Alexander Roger Artist(s) Aaron Garbut Writer(s) Dan Houser James Worrall Composer(s) Lex Horton Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2 Microsoft Windows Xbox Mac OS X iOS Android Fire OS Release 29 October 2002 PlayStation 2 NA: 29 October 2002 PAL: 8 November 2002 Microsoft Windows NA: 12 May 2003 EU: 15 May 2003 AU: 21 May 2003 Xbox NA: 31 October 2003 PAL: 2 January 2004 Mac OS X WW: 12 November 2010 iOS WW: 6 December 2012 Android WW: 12 December 2012 Fire OS WW: 15 May 2014 Genre(s) Action-adventure Mode(s) Single-player

Test 2

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) PS2 and Windows Rockstar North Xbox Rockstar Vienna Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2, Windows, Xbox Release PS2 NA: October 27, 2002 AU: November 8, 2002 EU: November 8, 2002 Windows NA: May 12, 2003 AU: May 20, 2003 EU: May 15, 2003 Steam January 4, 2008 Xbox NA: October 31, 2003 AU: January 2, 2004 EU: January 2, 2004 Genre(s) Action Mode(s) Single-player

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) PS2 and Windows Rockstar North Xbox Rockstar Vienna Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2, Windows, Xbox Release PS2 NA: October 27, 2002 AU: November 8, 2002 EU: November 8, 2002 Windows NA: May 12, 2003 AU: May 20, 2003 EU: May 15, 2003 Steam January 4, 2008 Xbox NA: October 31, 2003 AU: January 2, 2004 EU: January 2, 2004 Genre(s) Action Mode(s) Single-player

Test 3

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Lego Marvel's Avengers Developer(s) Traveller's Tales Publisher(s) Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Platform(s) Microsoft Windows Nintendo 3DS PS3 PS4 PlayStation Vita Wii U Xbox 360 Xbox One Release Q3 2015 Genre(s) Action/Adventure	Lego Marvel's Avengers Developer(s) Traveller's Tales Publisher(s) Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Platform(s) Microsoft Windows Nintendo 3DS PS3 PS4 PlayStation Vita Wii U Xbox 360 Xbox One Release Q3 2015 Genre(s) Action/Adventure

Test 4 staff

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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) Rockstar North Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Producer(s) Leslie Benzies Programmer(s) Obbe Vermeij Adam Fowler Alexander Roger Artist(s) Aaron Garbut Writer(s) Dan Houser James Worrall Composer(s) Lex Horton Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2 Microsoft Windows Xbox Mac OS X iOS Android Fire OS Release 29 October 2002 PlayStation 2 NA: 29 October 2002 PAL: 8 November 2002 Microsoft Windows NA: 12 May 2003 EU: 15 May 2003 AU: 21 May 2003 Xbox NA: 31 October 2003 PAL: 2 January 2004 Mac OS X WW: 12 November 2010 iOS WW: 6 December 2012 Android WW: 12 December 2012 Fire OS WW: 15 May 2014 Genre(s) Action-adventure Mode(s) Single-player

Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Developer(s) Rockstar North Publisher(s) Rockstar Games Producer(s) Leslie Benzies Programmer(s) Obbe Vermeij Adam Fowler Alexander Roger Artist(s) Aaron Garbut Writer(s) Dan Houser James Worrall Composer(s) Lex Horton Series Grand Theft Auto Engine RenderWare Platform(s) PlayStation 2 Microsoft Windows Xbox Mac OS X iOS Android Fire OS Release 29 October 2002 PlayStation 2 NA: 29 October 2002 PAL: 8 November 2002 Microsoft Windows NA: 12 May 2003 EU: 15 May 2003 AU: 21 May 2003 Xbox NA: 31 October 2003 PAL: 2 January 2004 Mac OS X WW: 12 November 2010 iOS WW: 6 December 2012 Android WW: 12 December 2012 Fire OS WW: 15 May 2014 Genre(s) Action-adventure Mode(s) Single-player

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Tetris
Developer(s)	List AcademySoft (MS-DOS/TRS-80) Bullet Proof Software (Japanese computers) Elorg Andromeda Software (C64/ZX) Philips (CD-i) Rowan Software (European computers) Spectrum HoloByte (North American computers/ZX) Sphere, Inc. (AIIgs) Sanritsu Denki (MD) Sega (Japanese arcade) SoMa Play (Tetris Ultimate) ZCT Systems (TRS-80)
Publisher(s)	List EU: Infogrames EU: Mirrorsoft (Home Computers) EU/NA: Nintendo (NES) EU/NA: Philips NA: AcademySoft (MS-DOS) NA: Spectrum HoloByte NA: Tandy JP: Bullet Proof Software (Home computers) JP: Sega (AC/MD) JP: W!Games KOR: DR Korea (AC)
Designer(s)	Alexey Pajitnov Vladimir Pokhilko
Platform(s)	Electronika 60 Acorn Electron Amiga Amstrad CPC Amstrad PCW Apple II Apple IIgs Atari ST Arcade BBC Micro CD-i Commodore VIC-20 Commodore 64 FM-7 Game Boy Game Boy Color Mac OS MSX NES PC-8801 PC-9801 Mega Drive MS-DOS TRS-80 CoCo WonderSwan Color X68000 ZX Spectrum
Release	June 6, 1984 Elektronica 60 USSR: June 6, 1984 MS-DOS NA: 1986 IBM PC NA: 1986 Amstrad PCW EU: 1987 ZX Spectrum EU: 1987 Amiga EU: 1987 NA: 1988 Atari ST EU: 1987 NA: 1989 MSX EU: 1987 JP: 1988 TRS-80 CoCo NA: 1987 PC-9801 JP: November 18, 1988 X68000 JP: November 18, 1988 FM-7 JP: November 1988 PC-8801 JP: November 1988 Family Computer JP: December 22, 1988 NES NA: November 1989 EU: February 23, 1990 Acorn Electron EU: 1988 Amstrad CPC EU: 1988 BBC Micro EU: 1988 Commodore 64 EU: 1988 Apple II NA: 1988 Apple IIgs NA: 1988 Mac OS NA: 1988 Arcade JP: 1988 Game Boy JP: June 14, 1989 NA: July 31, 1989 Mega Drive JP: 1989 Master System KOR: 1989 CD-i EU: 1991 NA: 1992 Game Boy Color JP: October 21, 1998 WonderSwan Color JP: April 18, 2002 Commodore VIC-20 WW: September 30, 2006
Genre(s)	Puzzle
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Tetris
Developer(s)	List AcademySoft (MS-DOS/TRS-80) Bullet Proof Software (Japanese computers) Elorg Andromeda Software (C64/ZX) Philips (CD-i) Rowan Software (European computers) Spectrum HoloByte (North American computers/ZX) Sphere, Inc. (AIIgs) Sanritsu Denki (MD) Sega (Japanese arcade) SoMa Play (Tetris Ultimate) ZCT Systems (TRS-80)
Publisher(s)	List EU: Infogrames EU: Mirrorsoft (Home Computers) EU/NA: Nintendo (NES) EU/NA: Philips NA: AcademySoft (MS-DOS) NA: Spectrum HoloByte NA: Tandy JP: Bullet Proof Software (Home computers) JP: Sega (AC/MD) JP: W!Games KOR: DR Korea (AC)
Designer(s)	Alexey Pajitnov Vladimir Pokhilko
Platform(s)	Electronika 60 Acorn Electron Amiga Amstrad CPC Amstrad PCW Apple II Apple IIgs Atari ST Arcade BBC Micro CD-i Commodore VIC-20 Commodore 64 FM-7 Game Boy Game Boy Color Mac OS MSX NES PC-8801 PC-9801 Mega Drive MS-DOS TRS-80 CoCo WonderSwan Color X68000 ZX Spectrum
Release	June 6, 1984 Elektronica 60 USSR: June 6, 1984 MS-DOS NA: 1986 IBM PC NA: 1986 Amstrad PCW EU: 1987 ZX Spectrum EU: 1987 Amiga EU: 1987 NA: 1988 Atari ST EU: 1987 NA: 1989 MSX EU: 1987 JP: 1988 TRS-80 CoCo NA: 1987 PC-9801 JP: November 18, 1988 X68000 JP: November 18, 1988 FM-7 JP: November 1988 PC-8801 JP: November 1988 Family Computer JP: December 22, 1988 NES NA: November 1989 EU: February 23, 1990 Acorn Electron EU: 1988 Amstrad CPC EU: 1988 BBC Micro EU: 1988 Commodore 64 EU: 1988 Apple II NA: 1988 Apple IIgs NA: 1988 Mac OS NA: 1988 Arcade JP: 1988 Game Boy JP: June 14, 1989 NA: July 31, 1989 Mega Drive JP: 1989 Master System KOR: 1989 CD-i EU: 1991 NA: 1992 Game Boy Color JP: October 21, 1998 WonderSwan Color JP: April 18, 2002 Commodore VIC-20 WW: September 30, 2006
Genre(s)	Puzzle
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

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The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Series The Oregon Trail Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player	The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Series The Oregon Trail Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player

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{{Infobox video game|caption=Picture of [[teleprinter]] output of the game, featuring a single round of gameplay |developer=Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger |genre=[[Strategy video game|Strategy]] |image= |image_size=250px |modes=[[Single-player video game|Single-player]] |platforms=[[Mainframe computer|Mainframe]] ([[HP 2100]], [[CDC Cyber|CDC Cyber 70/73-26]])<br/>[[Personal computer|PC]] ([[Apple II]], [[Atari 8-bit family|Atari 8-Bit]], [[Commodore 64]]) |publisher=[[MECC]] |qid=Q1574053 |released='''Original'''<br/><div class="plainlist"><ul><li><span style="font-size:97%;">[[North America|NA]]:</span> December 3, 1971</li></ul></div>'''MECC'''<br/><div class="plainlist"><ul><li><span style="font-size:97%;">[[North America|NA]]:</span> 1975</li></ul></div> |series=''[[The Oregon Trail (series)|The Oregon Trail]]'' |title=The Oregon Trail}}

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The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Series The Oregon Trail Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player	The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Series The Oregon Trail Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player

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{{Infobox video game|caption=Picture of [[teleprinter]] output of the game, featuring a single round of gameplay |developer=Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger |genre=[[Strategy video game|Strategy]] |image= |image_size=250px |modes=[[Single-player video game|Single-player]] |platforms=[[Mainframe computer|Mainframe]] ([[HP 2100]], [[CDC Cyber|CDC Cyber 70/73-26]])<br/>[[Personal computer|PC]] ([[Apple II]], [[Atari 8-bit family|Atari 8-Bit]], [[Commodore 64]]) |publisher=[[MECC]] |qid=Q1574053 |released='''Original'''<br/><div class="plainlist"><ul><li><span style="font-size:97%;">[[North America|NA]]:</span> December 3, 1971</li></ul></div>'''MECC'''<br/><div class="plainlist"><ul><li><span style="font-size:97%;">[[North America|NA]]:</span> 1975</li></ul></div> |title=The Oregon Trail}}

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The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player	The Oregon Trail Developer(s) Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberger Publisher(s) MECC Platform(s) Mainframe (HP 2100, CDC Cyber 70/73-26) PC (Apple II, Atari 8-Bit, Commodore 64) Release Original NA: December 3, 1971 MECC NA: 1975 Genre(s) Strategy Mode(s) Single-player

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Both omitted	Both omitted

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Both yes	Both yes Mode(s) Single-player, multiplayer

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Sp yes, mp no	Sp yes, mp no Mode(s) Single-player

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Sp no, mp yes	Sp no, mp yes Mode(s) Multiplayer

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Both no	Both no

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Sp yes, mp omitted	Sp yes, mp omitted Mode(s) Single-player

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Sp omitted, mp yes	Sp omitted, mp yes Mode(s) Multiplayer

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