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iXIT Corporation

January 01, 1970

iXIT Corporation (iXIT株式会社, Kabushiki gaisha iXIT Kōporēshon), formerly known as Index Corporation (株式会社インデックス, Kabushiki gaisha Indekkusu Kōporēshon), is a Japanese corporate information and communications technology company owned by Sawada Holdings.

iXIT Corporation
Native name
iXIT株式会社
Kabushiki gaisha iXIT Kōporēshon
FormerlyIndex Corporation (2014-2016)
Company typeSubsidiary KK
IndustryInformation and communications technology
FoundedApril 1, 2014
Headquarters
Taishidō, Setagaya, Tokyo
,
Japan
Key people
Shunichi Nakaigawa (President and Representative Director)[1]
Number of employees
103[2] (2019)
ParentExcite Japan Co., Ltd.
Websitewww.ixit.co.jp

"Index Corporation" was a corporate name used by three different Japanese companies, between 1997 and 2016, the last one being founded in April 2014. All three incarnations of Index Corporation have been linked to the video game brand Atlus at one time or another. The original Index Corporation was founded in 1995 and acquired Atlus in 2006. It went bankrupt in June 2013 while still owning Atlus.

In September 2013, Sega created the shell corporation Sega Dream Corporation with the sole intent of purchasing the assets of Index Corporation. Sega Dream was renamed Index Corporation in November 2013 and gained possession of Atlus' name and intellectual properties. On April 1, 2014, the new Index Corporation was renamed Atlus, but was amputated from its non-gaming business that Sega transferred the same day to a new company called Index Corporation. In 2015, Sega sold Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings. Index Corporation was renamed as iXIT Corporation in July 2016.

History edit

Index Corporation
 
Native name
株式会社インデックス
Kabushiki gaisha Indekkusu Kōporēshon
FormerlyIndex Holdings
Company typeKabushiki gaisha
Subsidiary
IndustryInformation and communications technology
FoundedSeptember 1, 1995 (1995-09-01)
DefunctSeptember 5, 2013 (2013-09-05)
FateBusiness operations taken over by Sega. Assets absorbed into Sega Dream Corporation.
Headquarters
Taishido, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
,
Japan
Key people
Yoshimi Ochiai (President)
Revenue¥39.379 million
ParentSega
DivisionsAtlus
SubsidiariesCareer Soft
Index Asia Ltd.
Index Digital Media

Index Corporation Ltd. was founded on 1 September 1995 as a mobile content service provider. It adopted the name of Index by 1997 and expanded into one of Japan's most successful companies, with acquisitions into several communications and entertainment ventures, including the anime studio Madhouse, game companies Atlus and Interchannel, and major movie studio Nikkatsu. It also made inroads into numerous worldwide ventures, including the United States, United Kingdom and France, where it owned the football club Grenoble Foot 38, which, upon Index's acquisition, achieved promotion to Ligue 1.[3] Up to 2013, Index Corporation had sold most of its subsidiaries. In June 2013, following investigations for fraud, Index Corporation was forced to file for civil rehabilitation bankruptcy.

On November 9, 2010, Index Holdings (株式会社インデックス・ホールディングス) announced its renaming to Index Corporation (株式会社インデックス), to be confirmed on the 15th shareholders meeting on 25 November 2010, effective on 1 December 2010.[4][5] On June 27, 2013, following an investigation for fraud,[6] Index Corporation filed for civil rehabilitation bankruptcy due to a debt consisting of 24.5 billion yen.[7][8][9]

On September 18, 2013, it was reported that Sega Sammy Holdings had won a bid to acquire Index for 14 billion yen.[10] Sega Sammy Holdings denied taking over Index Corporation at first,[11] however it announced later that day that Index Corporation would sell the digital game business, contents and solution business, and amusement business to Sega Dream Corporation (株式会社セガドリーム), a subsidiary of Sega Corporation established on September 5, 2013 effective on November 1, 2013. The sales covered fixed assets and intellectual property assets of the announced operations, which included Atlus Holding, Inc. (parent company of Index Digital Media, Inc.), Tiger Mob Limited, Index Corp (Thailand) Ltd., Mobi Town Ltd. However, liabilities including interest-bearing debts would not be taken over.[10][12][13][14] On November 1, 2013, Sega announced that it will rename its subsidiary, Sega Dream Corporation, to Index Corporation (株式会社　インデックス).[15] On February 18, 2014, Sega and Index Corporation announced the separation of Index Corporation's contents and solution businesses into a new subsidiary under the name 'Index Corporation' (株式会社インデックス), while renaming the 'old' Index Corporation and its remaining digital game business division into 'Atlus' (株式会社アトラス), effective on April 1, 2014. The new Atlus would also include the foreign subsidiary Index Digital Media, Inc., which would be renamed to Atlus U.S.A., Inc. at the effective establishment day of the new Atlus.[16][17]

On May 28, 2014, Masami Ochiai, Chairman of the former Index Corporation, and his wife Yoshimi Ochiai, president of the company, were arrested by the Tokyo District Public Prosectors Office on suspicion of falsifying stock reports for the company.[18]

On December 1, 2015, as part of a structural reform within the Sega Sammy Holdings group, Sega Holdings sold its shares of Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings, a firm owned by H.I.S. founder Hideo Sawada. Through this business transfer, Index Corporation became a wholly owned subsidiary of Sawada Holdings.[19] On July 1, 2016, Index Corporation changed its name to iXIT Corporation.[20]

Index Asia Ltd edit

 
The logo for the reformed Index Corporation under Sega. This logo is currently used by Index Asia Ltd.

Index Asia Ltd., formerly known as Index Corporation Thailand Ltd., is a mobile content and service provider in Thailand that was established in April 2002. Once Index Corporation Thailand Ltd. was amalgamated with Mobi Town Ltd., and Tiger Mob Ltd., the company was re-branded as Index Asia Ltd.[21]

They are a subsidiary of iXIT Corporation that provides mobile software application, licensing and application development services within Thailand. Index Asia Ltd. has a distinctive business structure with three primary services, the Game Publishing & Game Management Services: the service dedicated to video game development and publishing, the Application Development & Solution Provider: the services dedicated to original mobile application developments, and the Mobile Content Aggregator & Provider Services: the services dedicated to mobile content and licensing distribution.[22]

Index Corporation Thailand Ltd., was renamed to Index Asia Ltd. effective 1 July 2015. This was achieved through an amalgamation of Index Corporations remaining subsidiaries: Mobi Town Ltd. and Tiger Mob Ltd. being absorbed into Index Corporation Thailand Ltd. and the surviving company being renamed to Index Asia Ltd. The process was accomplished in the Ministry of Commerce of Thailand.[23]

On December 1, 2015, when the Sega Holdings group sold its shares of Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings, Index Asia Ltd. was transferred over alongside Index Corporation.

Former subsidiaries edit

Name Purpose Outcome Ref.
Index Magazines Corporation (株式会社インデックス・マガジンズ) Magazine Subsidiary. Absorbed into Index Communications Corporation effective 22 August 2005. [24]
Nikkatsu Corporation (日活株式会社) Japanese motion picture subsidiary. Transferred to SKY Perfect Communications Inc. effective December 2005. [25][26]
Style Index Co., Ltd. (スタイル・インデックス株式会社) Index Corporation subsidiary. Absorbed into Index Corporation effective 22 August 2005. [24]
Index Media Co., Ltd. (インデックス ミーメディア株式会社)
POLLEX (株式会社) Video game publishing subsidiary for South Korea. Absorbed into Hyundai-Index Corporation effective 15 July 2009. [27]
Hyundai-Index Corporation (現代インデックス株式会社) Japanese wholesale and electronics subsidiary. Became an independent company effective 15 July 2009. [27]
C&C Media Co., Ltd. (株式会社シーアンドシーメディア) Online video game publishing subsidiary. Transferred over to Perfect World Co., Ltd. effective 1 February 2010. [28][29]
Index Europe Holdings Limited European subsidiary for Index Corporation activities. Dissolved effective 30 June 2010. [30]
Netindex ES (株式会社ネットインデックス・イー・エス) Communications device subsidiary. Merged into Netindex Inc. effective 1 November 2010. [31][32]
Net mobile Inc. (株式会社ネットモバイル) Software marketing subsidiary.
Madhouse Inc. (株式会社マッドハウス) Japanese animation subsidiary. Transferred over to NTV effective 8 February 2011. [33]
Dynamo amusement, Inc. (株式会社ダイナモアミューズメント) CG production studio subsidiary. Became independent company effective 18 March 2011. [34][35][36][37]
Rosso Index K.K. (株式会社ロッソインデックス) Digital gaming publishing subsidiary. Transferred to C FACTORY Co., Ltd. effective 27 July 2011. [29][38][39][40][41][42]
Index Corporation (株式会社インデックス) Mobile gaming subsidiary. Merged with Atlus Co. effective On 30 August 2011. [43][44][45]
NCXX Inc. (株式会社ネクス) Mobile and wireless service subsidiary. Transferred to Fisco Ltd. effective July 2012. [46]
TEMO Inc. (株式会社テモ) Search application provider. Absorbed into Index Corporation effective 1 November 2012. [47]
Interchannel Co., Ltd. (株式会社インターチャネル) Video game development subsidiary. Video game assets transferred to GungHo Online Entertainment effective 1 November 2007. Interchannel brand dissolved effective 5 September 2013. [48]
Atlus Co., Ltd. (株式会社アトラス) Transferred to Sega Sammy Holdings effective 5 September 2013. [49]
Index Digital Media, Inc. (Atlus U.S.A.) Video game publisher and licensor subsidiary for North American markets. [50]
Index Multimédia SA (インデックス・マルチメディア) Multimedia platform service subsidiary for France. Dissolved effective 17 October 2013. [51][52][53]
Mobi Town Ltd. Index Corporation subsidiary. Absorbed into Index Asia Ltd. effective 1 July 2015. [21]
Tiger Mob Ltd.

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January 01, 1970
ixit, corporation, ixit株式会社, kabushiki, gaisha, ixit, kōporēshon, formerly, known, index, corporation, 株式会社インデックス, kabushiki, gaisha, indekkusu, kōporēshon, japanese, corporate, information, communications, technology, company, owned, sawada, holdings, native,. iXIT Corporation iXIT株式会社 Kabushiki gaisha iXIT Kōporeshon formerly known as Index Corporation 株式会社インデックス Kabushiki gaisha Indekkusu Kōporeshon is a Japanese corporate information and communications technology company owned by Sawada Holdings iXIT CorporationNative nameiXIT株式会社Romanized nameKabushiki gaisha iXIT KōporeshonFormerlyIndex Corporation 2014 2016 Company typeSubsidiary KKIndustryInformation and communications technologyFoundedApril 1 2014HeadquartersTaishidō Setagaya Tokyo JapanKey peopleShunichi Nakaigawa President and Representative Director 1 Number of employees103 2 2019 ParentExcite Japan Co Ltd Websitewww wbr ixit wbr co wbr jp Index Corporation was a corporate name used by three different Japanese companies between 1997 and 2016 the last one being founded in April 2014 All three incarnations of Index Corporation have been linked to the video game brand Atlus at one time or another The original Index Corporation was founded in 1995 and acquired Atlus in 2006 It went bankrupt in June 2013 while still owning Atlus In September 2013 Sega created the shell corporation Sega Dream Corporation with the sole intent of purchasing the assets of Index Corporation Sega Dream was renamed Index Corporation in November 2013 and gained possession of Atlus name and intellectual properties On April 1 2014 the new Index Corporation was renamed Atlus but was amputated from its non gaming business that Sega transferred the same day to a new company called Index Corporation In 2015 Sega sold Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings Index Corporation was renamed as iXIT Corporation in July 2016 Contents 1 History 2 Index Asia Ltd 3 Former subsidiaries 4 References 5 External linksHistory editIndex Corporation nbsp Native name株式会社インデックスRomanized nameKabushiki gaisha Indekkusu KōporeshonFormerlyIndex HoldingsCompany typeKabushiki gaishaSubsidiaryIndustryInformation and communications technologyFoundedSeptember 1 1995 1995 09 01 DefunctSeptember 5 2013 2013 09 05 FateBusiness operations taken over by Sega Assets absorbed into Sega Dream Corporation HeadquartersTaishido Setagaya ku Tokyo JapanKey peopleYoshimi Ochiai President Revenue 39 379 millionParentSegaDivisionsAtlusSubsidiariesCareer SoftIndex Asia Ltd Index Digital Media Index Corporation Ltd was founded on 1 September 1995 as a mobile content service provider It adopted the name of Index by 1997 and expanded into one of Japan s most successful companies with acquisitions into several communications and entertainment ventures including the anime studio Madhouse game companies Atlus and Interchannel and major movie studio Nikkatsu It also made inroads into numerous worldwide ventures including the United States United Kingdom and France where it owned the football club Grenoble Foot 38 which upon Index s acquisition achieved promotion to Ligue 1 3 Up to 2013 Index Corporation had sold most of its subsidiaries In June 2013 following investigations for fraud Index Corporation was forced to file for civil rehabilitation bankruptcy On November 9 2010 Index Holdings 株式会社インデックス ホールディングス announced its renaming to Index Corporation 株式会社インデックス to be confirmed on the 15th shareholders meeting on 25 November 2010 effective on 1 December 2010 4 5 On June 27 2013 following an investigation for fraud 6 Index Corporation filed for civil rehabilitation bankruptcy due to a debt consisting of 24 5 billion yen 7 8 9 On September 18 2013 it was reported that Sega Sammy Holdings had won a bid to acquire Index for 14 billion yen 10 Sega Sammy Holdings denied taking over Index Corporation at first 11 however it announced later that day that Index Corporation would sell the digital game business contents and solution business and amusement business to Sega Dream Corporation 株式会社セガドリーム a subsidiary of Sega Corporation established on September 5 2013 effective on November 1 2013 The sales covered fixed assets and intellectual property assets of the announced operations which included Atlus Holding Inc parent company of Index Digital Media Inc Tiger Mob Limited Index Corp Thailand Ltd Mobi Town Ltd However liabilities including interest bearing debts would not be taken over 10 12 13 14 On November 1 2013 Sega announced that it will rename its subsidiary Sega Dream Corporation to Index Corporation 株式会社 インデックス 15 On February 18 2014 Sega and Index Corporation announced the separation of Index Corporation s contents and solution businesses into a new subsidiary under the name Index Corporation 株式会社インデックス while renaming the old Index Corporation and its remaining digital game business division into Atlus 株式会社アトラス effective on April 1 2014 The new Atlus would also include the foreign subsidiary Index Digital Media Inc which would be renamed to Atlus U S A Inc at the effective establishment day of the new Atlus 16 17 On May 28 2014 Masami Ochiai Chairman of the former Index Corporation and his wife Yoshimi Ochiai president of the company were arrested by the Tokyo District Public Prosectors Office on suspicion of falsifying stock reports for the company 18 On December 1 2015 as part of a structural reform within the Sega Sammy Holdings group Sega Holdings sold its shares of Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings a firm owned by H I S founder Hideo Sawada Through this business transfer Index Corporation became a wholly owned subsidiary of Sawada Holdings 19 On July 1 2016 Index Corporation changed its name to iXIT Corporation 20 Index Asia Ltd edit nbsp The logo for the reformed Index Corporation under Sega This logo is currently used by Index Asia Ltd Index Asia Ltd formerly known as Index Corporation Thailand Ltd is a mobile content and service provider in Thailand that was established in April 2002 Once Index Corporation Thailand Ltd was amalgamated with Mobi Town Ltd and Tiger Mob Ltd the company was re branded as Index Asia Ltd 21 They are a subsidiary of iXIT Corporation that provides mobile software application licensing and application development services within Thailand Index Asia Ltd has a distinctive business structure with three primary services the Game Publishing amp Game Management Services the service dedicated to video game development and publishing the Application Development amp Solution Provider the services dedicated to original mobile application developments and the Mobile Content Aggregator amp Provider Services the services dedicated to mobile content and licensing distribution 22 Index Corporation Thailand Ltd was renamed to Index Asia Ltd effective 1 July 2015 This was achieved through an amalgamation of Index Corporations remaining subsidiaries Mobi Town Ltd and Tiger Mob Ltd being absorbed into Index Corporation Thailand Ltd and the surviving company being renamed to Index Asia Ltd The process was accomplished in the Ministry of Commerce of Thailand 23 On December 1 2015 when the Sega Holdings group sold its shares of Index Corporation to Sawada Holdings Index Asia Ltd was transferred over alongside Index Corporation Former subsidiaries editName Purpose Outcome Ref Index Magazines Corporation 株式会社インデックス マガジンズ Magazine Subsidiary Absorbed into Index Communications Corporation effective 22 August 2005 24 Nikkatsu Corporation 日活株式会社 Japanese motion picture subsidiary Transferred to SKY Perfect Communications Inc effective December 2005 25 26 Style Index Co Ltd スタイル インデックス株式会社 Index Corporation subsidiary Absorbed into Index Corporation effective 22 August 2005 24 Index Media Co Ltd インデックス ミーメディア株式会社 POLLEX 株式会社 Video game publishing subsidiary for South Korea Absorbed into Hyundai Index Corporation effective 15 July 2009 27 Hyundai Index Corporation 現代インデックス株式会社 Japanese wholesale and electronics subsidiary Became an independent company effective 15 July 2009 27 C amp C Media Co Ltd 株式会社シーアンドシーメディア Online video game publishing subsidiary Transferred over to Perfect World Co Ltd effective 1 February 2010 28 29 Index Europe Holdings Limited European subsidiary for Index Corporation activities Dissolved effective 30 June 2010 30 Netindex ES 株式会社ネットインデックス イー エス Communications device subsidiary Merged into Netindex Inc effective 1 November 2010 31 32 Net mobile Inc 株式会社ネットモバイル Software marketing subsidiary Madhouse Inc 株式会社マッドハウス Japanese animation subsidiary Transferred over to NTV effective 8 February 2011 33 Dynamo amusement Inc 株式会社ダイナモアミューズメント CG production studio subsidiary Became independent company effective 18 March 2011 34 35 36 37 Rosso Index K K 株式会社ロッソインデックス Digital gaming publishing subsidiary Transferred to C FACTORY Co Ltd effective 27 July 2011 29 38 39 40 41 42 Index Corporation 株式会社インデックス Mobile gaming subsidiary Merged with Atlus Co effective On 30 August 2011 43 44 45 NCXX Inc 株式会社ネクス Mobile and wireless service subsidiary Transferred to Fisco Ltd effective July 2012 46 TEMO Inc 株式会社テモ Search application provider Absorbed into Index Corporation effective 1 November 2012 47 Interchannel Co Ltd 株式会社インターチャネル Video game development subsidiary Video game assets transferred to GungHo Online Entertainment effective 1 November 2007 Interchannel brand dissolved effective 5 September 2013 48 Atlus Co Ltd 株式会社アトラス Transferred to Sega Sammy Holdings effective 5 September 2013 49 Index Digital Media Inc Atlus U S A Video game publisher and licensor subsidiary for North American markets 50 Index Multimedia SA インデックス マルチメディア Multimedia platform service subsidiary for France Dissolved effective 17 October 2013 51 52 53 Mobi Town Ltd Index Corporation subsidiary Absorbed into Index Asia Ltd effective 1 July 2015 21 Tiger Mob Ltd References edit Sawada Holdings Group IXIT株式会社 イグジット株式会社 Grenoble Foot 38 celebrates the long awaited opening of its new professional soccer stadium Stade des Alpes Index Corporation Archived from the original on 2 October 2011 Retrieved 26 January 2011 商号変更および定款一部変更に関するお知らせ Archived 2013 11 02 at the Wayback Machine Index Holdings to Change Company Name Reuters 9 November 2010 Retrieved 23 September 2012 permanent dead link Atlus parent company files for Bankruptcy Siliconera 27 June 2013 ATLUS Mother Company Index Corporation Files for Bankruptcy Dual SHOCKERS 27 June 2013 Archived from the original on 9 October 2016 Retrieved 5 December 2016 Atlus Games Index Corporation Files for Civil Rehabilitation Bankruptcy Siliconera 27 June 2013 民事再生手続開始の申立てに関するお知らせ a b Shigeru Sato amp Takahiko Hyuga 18 September 2013 Sega Said to Win Auction to Buy Bankrupt Japan Gamemaker Index Bloomberg Retrieved 18 September 2013 Nikkei Sega Sammy to Buy Out Atlus Games Index Corporation 株式会社インデックスの事業譲受けに関する契約締結について 株式会社インデックスの事業譲受けに関する契約締結について Notice of Conclusion regarding Business Transfer Agreement of Index Corporation PDF Sega Sammy Holdings Inc 18 September 2013 Retrieved 18 September 2013 当社子会社の事業譲受に関するお知らせ in Japanese Sega Corporation 1 November 2013 Archived from the original on 6 November 2013 Retrieved 2 November 2013 会社分割 新設分割 及び商号変更に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2014 03 07 Retrieved 2014 03 07 連結子会社の会社分割 新設分割 及び商号変更に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2014 06 29 Retrieved 2014 04 01 2014 06 17 Heads of failed game developer Index Corp indicted for fraud Notice of Conclusion of Transfer Agreement of Subsidiary s Shares Index Corporation by Subsidiary SEGA Holdings Co Ltd PDF Sega Sammy Holdings 27 November 2015 Retrieved 22 March 2017 Company Name Change Index Corporation PDF Sawada Holdings 27 June 2016 Archived from the original PDF on 2016 08 21 Retrieved 27 June 2016 a b Establishment of Index Asia Ltd from the amalgamation process Index Asia Ltd Business Structure Archived from the original on 2016 12 02 Retrieved 2016 12 10 Index Asia Ltd Corporate History Archived from the original on 2016 12 20 Retrieved 2016 12 10 a b インデックス 戦略的なCI確立に向けてグループ子会社3社の社名を変更 出版部門2社を合併 Archived from the original on 2013 11 02 Retrieved 2013 04 03 日活株式一部譲渡のお知らせ Acquisition of Nikkatsu Corporation Shares a b 当社の子会社である現代インデックス株式会社の株式譲渡に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 11 02 Retrieved 2013 04 03 連結子会社 孫会社 の株式譲渡に向けた基本合意締結に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 11 02 Retrieved 2013 04 03 a b 当社連結子会社の株式譲渡契約締結に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 10 05 Retrieved 2020 01 20 当社子会社 Index Europe Holdings Limited の解散及び清算に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2009 12 29 Retrieved 2013 04 03 子会社の合併に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 11 02 Retrieved 2013 04 03 連結子会社との合併に関するお知らせ permanent dead link NTV to Make Madhouse Anime Studio Its Subsidiary Anime News Network 2011 02 08 Retrieved 2013 04 12 社名変更についてのお知らせ 社名変更のご案内 DYNAMO AMUSEMENT ダイナモピクチャーズ 当社子会社 株式会社アトラス における 株式会社ゴンゾロッソの株式取得 子会社化 に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 10 05 Retrieved 2013 04 03 2010 02 01 社名変更のお知らせ 子会社および孫会社の異動ならびに特別損失の発生に関するお知らせ PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 04 07 Retrieved 2013 06 21 2011 08 1 親会社の異動に関するお知らせ Index Holdings to Sell Shares of Subsidiary Reuters 27 July 2011 Archived from the original on 28 June 2013 History Square Enix Holdings Archived from the original on 2012 03 01 Retrieved 2009 12 04 当社連結子会社の吸収合併に関するお知らせ 簡易合併 略式合併 Archived 2013 11 02 at the Wayback Machine インデックス ホールディングス 連結子会社の吸収合併に関するお知らせ グループ価値最大化を図りインデックス アトラスの２社を吸収合併 Archived 2013 04 28 at the Wayback Machine Company Profile About FISCO FISCO 合併公告 PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2013 01 21 Retrieved 2013 04 03 Thomson Financial Thomson Financial October 15 2007 p 39 Notice of Conclusion regarding Business Transfer Agreement of Index Corporation PDF Sega Sammy Holdings Inc 18 September 2013 Retrieved 18 September 2013 Notice of Conclusion regarding Business Transfer Agreement of Index Corporation PDF Sega Sammy Holdings Inc 18 September 2013 Retrieved 18 September 2013 123 becomes Index Multimedia permanent dead link INDEX MULTIMEDIA decision from the Tribunal de Commerce of Toulouse INDEX MULTIMEDIA Decision of the Toulouse Court of CommerceExternal links editOfficial website in Japanese Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title IXIT Corporation amp oldid 1214459216, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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