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Compile is a company who started making video games when we played them on things like the crappy old MSX and PC98. In particular, they are responsible for the creation of Madou Monogatari, which in turn lead to the accidental overnight success of a puzzle game spin-off Puyo Puyo. While they continued to develop cheap shooters and Madou dungeon crawlers for outdated hardware, Puyo remained their most successful series, and a strong, almost biased partnership with SEGA resulted in the most definitive versions of these games appearing on SEGA consoles. Puyu Puyo TSU was met with great success, and even now competitive purists still play it on arcade machines in Japan. Puyo Puyo SUN came next, though despite having Lagnus the Brave in it, the new rules were received with lukewarm reviews. In return, Puyo Puyo~n was received even more poorly between its slow gameplay and unbalanced super powers. The repeated Puyo flops, as well as the increasing number of Spin Off RPGs, caused Compile to lose money rapidly. They sold the rights to all the characters of Puyo Puyo, as well as the rights to the game engine and music to SEGA, who then proceeded to throw them all in a trash can while Yuji Naka made new characters. Meanwhile, the remains of Compile filed for bankruptcy, the staff splitting apart and becoming two smaller companies, one of which became Compile Heart.

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-'''Compile''' is a [[company]] who started making [[video game]]s when we played them on things like the crappy old [[MSX]] and [[PC98]]. Though they started with the cheap [[dungeon crawler]] [[Madou Monogatari]], [[the best]] game they were responsible for creating was [[Puyo Puyo]]. They have [[not|the best naming skills]] ever, and created [[over 9000]] [[Puyo characters|characters]] to appear in both of these games. Though they are the [[epic]] [[communist]]s behind the [[win]] that is [[Puyo Puyo TSU]], they are also the ones who created the lukewarm [[Puyo Puyo~n]], and the overtly [[obscure]] [[Puyo Puyo Gaiden! Puyo Wars]]. The failures of the latter lead them to [[split]] in half after filing for [[bankruptcy]] and selling their soul to [[SEGA]].
+'''Compile''' is a [[company]] who started making [[video game]]s when we played them on things like the crappy old [[MSX]] and [[PC98]]. In particular, they are responsible for the creation of [[Madou Monogatari]], which in turn lead to the accidental overnight success of a puzzle game spin-off [[Puyo Puyo]]. While they continued to develop cheap shooters and Madou dungeon crawlers for outdated hardware, Puyo remained their most successful series, and a strong, almost biased partnership with [[SEGA]] resulted in the most definitive versions of these games appearing on SEGA consoles. [[Puyu Puyo TSU]] was met with great success, and even now [[competitive purists]] still play it on arcade machines in [[Japan]]. [[Puyo Puyo SUN]] came next, though despite having [[Lagnus the Brave]] in it, the new rules were received with lukewarm reviews. In return, [[Puyo Puyo~n]] was received even more poorly between its slow gameplay and unbalanced super powers.
+The repeated Puyo flops, as well as the increasing number of [[Puyo Wars|Spin Off]] [[Arle's Adventure|RPGs]], caused Compile to lose money rapidly. They sold the rights to all the characters of Puyo Puyo, as well as the rights to the game engine and music to SEGA, who then proceeded to throw them all in a trash can while [[Yuji Naka]] made new characters. Meanwhile, the remains of Compile filed for bankruptcy, the staff splitting apart and becoming two smaller companies, one of which became [[Compile Heart]].