디지털 경마신문: 마이 트랙맨 | April 8, 1999

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 디지털 경마 신문: 마이 트랙맨(デジタル競馬新聞「マイトラックマン」)은 1999년 쇼에이 시스템이 세가 드림캐스트용으로 개발한 시뮬레이션 게임이다. 이 게임은 인터넷에 연결된 사용자가 집에서 경마에 베팅할 수 있도록 하는 오프트랙 베팅 스테이션을 시뮬레이션한다. 이 서비스는 1년 반 동안 운영되었으며, 쇼에이 시스템이 파산하여 2000년 10월 1일 17:00에 서비스를 종료하였다. 주식회사 쇼에이 시스템은 한때 존재했던 도쿄의 비디오 게임 제작 회사이자, Pachinko 제품 개발 회사이다.

게임 개발 및 출판 사업을 하고 있는 쇼에이샤와 1970년대에 존재했던 비디오 게임 제작 회사인 쇼에이와는 무관하다.


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