is a Japanese video game and software company. Founded in 1987 as Panther Studios Ltd., the company changed its name to Panther Software in 1991. They produced video games for the MSX,

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*'' Tenkyuhai'', MSX and Sharp X68000 (1989) *'' Tenkyuhai Special: Tougen no Utage'', MSX (1989) and Sharp X68000 (1990) *'' Kami no Machi'', MSX (1989) *'' Hana no Kiyosato: Pension Story'', MSX (1989) *'' Ooedo Hanjouki'', Sharp X68000 (1989) *'' Tenkyuhai Special: Tougen no Utage 2'', MSX (1990) *'' Tenkyuuhai Special: Tougen no Utage Part 2 - Joshikousei Hen'', Sharp X68000 (1990)

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'', Sharp X68000 (1992) *'' Ku2 Front Row'', Sharp X68000 (1992) *'' Ku2'', Sharp X68000 (1993) *''

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Space Griffon VF-9 is a video game developed by Panther Software and published by Atlus for the PlayStation in 1995. An enhanced remake was released on the Dreamcast in 1999. Gameplay The player controls James "Jim" Billington (Codename: "Kid"), a mech pilot inve ...

'', PlayStation (1995) *'' Kitchen Panic'', PlayStation (1998) *'' Twins Story: Kimi ni Tsutaetakute'', PlayStation (1999) *'' Aoi Hagane no Kihei: Space Griffon'', Dreamcast (1999) *''

Metal Dungeon is a turn-based role-playing video game developed by Panther Software for Microsoft's Xbox game system. The game takes place in a fictional alternate reality where countries have access to highly advanced magitechnology. In the process of creati ...

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'', Xbox (2002) *'' Aoi Namida'', Xbox (2004) *'' Kana: Little Sister'', Xbox (Cancelled)

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