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Doujin soft

Doujin soft (同人ソフト, dōjin sofuto) is software created by Japanese hobbyists or hobbyist groups (referred to as "circles"), more for fun than for profit. The term includes digital doujin games (同人ゲーム), which are essentially the Japanese equivalent of independent video games or fangames (the term "doujin game" also includes things like doujin-made board…

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Digital doujin games

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JapaneseHobbyistsCirclesIndependent video gamesFangames
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Doujin soft

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Doujin soft → Doujin, Example, FM Towns, From, Game Boy, Game Gear, In, Japan, Like, Linux, Microsoft Windows, MSX, PC-88, PC-98, PrejectRCL, Rockman Ciel, There, These, Though, While
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Doujin soft → Digital Games ExpoBordersdown, Doujin, Doujinsoft, Event, NTSC-UK, Szczepaniak, The Escapist

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doujin games soft game also digital released like japan consoles steam japanese release video platforms primarily recent years circles notable

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the MSXinstance ofand spread to platforms0.80text
X68000instance ofand spread to platforms0.80text
Comiketinstance ofthey have primarily been made for Microsoft Windows.Most doujin soft sales occur at doujin conventions0.80text
with several that deal with doujin soft or doujin games exclusively such as Freedom Gameinstance ofthey have primarily been made for Microsoft Windows.Most doujin soft sales occur at doujin conventions0.80text
Steam in recent yearsinstance ofmore doujin games have been sold as downloads on consoles and PC stores0.80text
through game publishers such as Mediascape picking them upinstance ofmore doujin games have been sold as downloads on consoles and PC stores0.80text
FM Townsinstance ofand spread to platforms0.80text
the Game Boyinstance ofThere are also doujin groups that develop software for retro consoles0.80text
Game Gear.Like fangamesinstance ofThere are also doujin groups that develop software for retro consoles0.80text
doujin games frequently use characters from existing gamesinstance ofThere are also doujin groups that develop software for retro consoles0.80text
animeinstance ofThere are also doujin groups that develop software for retro consoles0.80text
or mangainstance ofThere are also doujin groups that develop software for retro consoles0.80text

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