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7th Sense
A French video game distributor and publisher active in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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7th Sense was a French publishing and distribution company that specialized in releasing localized versions of major international video games in France. They partnered with prominent publishers such as THQ, Electronic Arts, and Midway to distribute titles for platforms like the PlayStation and Game Boy Color.
During the late 1990s, the company secured distribution rights for several high-profile intellectual properties. In 1998, the publisher handled the regional releases of the sports simulation FIFA: Road to World Cup 98 and the shoot 'em up port G.Darius. That same year, they established a strong market presence in children's software with the release of Rugrats Search For Reptar.
This focus on licensed family entertainment continued into 1999 with the distribution of the movie tie-in A Bug's Life and the handheld title Rugrats Time Travelers. The company also managed promotional and retail distribution variants, including "Not For Resale" editions of MTV Sports Snowboarding and Rugrats Studio Tour in 1999. The company's operations extended into the next decade, marked by the release of specialized editions such as the Evil Dead: A Fistful Of Boomstick [Special Movie Edition] in 2000. Through these diverse software partnerships, the firm maintained a highly visible retail presence during the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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7th Sense s.r.l.
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