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LJN Toys, Limited was an American toy company and video game publisher in operation from 1970 to 1995. It manufactured toy lines and released battery operated water guns and video games based on licensed properties from movies, television shows, and celebrities. It was headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, and later in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. LJN introduced the Entertech line of battery operated water guns in 1986. LJN (1970 - 1994) was an American toy company and video game publisher. It created toy lines and video games based on movies, television shows, and celebrities. It was headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, and later in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. LJN was a toy company and video game publisher that was notorious for its poorly made licensed video games. It is, by far, the gaming company whose output is most frequently criticized by the Nerd. The Nerd's various criticisms of LJN often focus on negative aspects such as rushed production, prolific glitches and the company's attempt to make easy money by producing games that would capitalize on the relative popularity of movies or other intellectual properties in non-gaming media, while often failing to provide any noticeable reflection of said IP. LJN Toys, Limited było amerykańskim przedsiębiorstwem zajmującym się produkcją zabawek i gier wideo działającym w latach 1970 - 1995. Ich zabawki i gry były licencjonowanymi produktami bazującymi przede wszystkim na hitach filmowych i programach telewizyjnych. Tworzone przez korporację gry były w początkowej fazie produkowane na Nintendo Entertainment System (z czego jest najbardziej znana), później także na Super Nintendo Entertainment System oraz na konsolę przenośną Game Boy. Poza tym niektóre gry LJN wydane zostały na platformy Sega Mega Drive (W Ameryce Północnej znana pod nazwą Sega Genesis), Sega Dreamcast oraz na komputery osobiste. LJN was an American toy company and video game publisher in operation from 1970 to 1994. They created many toylines and video games that were based on popular movies, T.V shows, and celebrities, including a short-lived toyline for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. LJN also released video games based on several other movies. A product placement for LJN was in Back to the Future Part II, where Jaws, another game produced by LJN, was seen in the store window of Blast from the Past. LJN was founded when a man who hated action movies and violence, and knew nothing about Shames, started making shames. They were really bad at making Shames, so they made toys too, which were not that bad. LJN went bankrupt in the 90's and merged into Acclaim. It barley had relevence when it existed, and it barley has sny relevence now. The only person who knows it ever really existed is The Angry Video Game Nerd. LJN Toys, Limited was an American toy company and video game publisher based in New York City, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Jack Friedman, who later founded other notable companies such as THQ and Jakks Pacific.

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Video games: Back to the Future series, Spider-Man series, WWF wrestling games Toys: Battery Operated Water Guns, Wrestling Superstars, Thundercats, Bionic Six, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, E.T., Gremlins

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LJN also released video games based on several other movies. A product placement for LJN was in Back to the Future Part II, where Jaws, another game produced by LJN, was seen in the store window of Blast from the Past. LJN (1970 - 1994) was an American toy company and video game publisher. It created toy lines and video games based on movies, television shows, and celebrities. It was headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, and later in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. LJN was founded when a man who hated action movies and violence, and knew nothing about Shames, started making shames. They were really bad at making Shames, so they made toys too, which were not that bad. LJN went bankrupt in the 90's and merged into Acclaim. It barley had relevence when it existed, and it barley has sny relevence now. The only person who knows it ever really existed is The Angry Video Game Nerd. LJN Toys, Limited was an American toy company and video game publisher based in New York City, New York. It was founded in 1970 by Jack Friedman, who later founded other notable companies such as THQ and Jakks Pacific. LJN was a toy company and video game publisher that was notorious for its poorly made licensed video games. It is, by far, the gaming company whose output is most frequently criticized by the Nerd. The Nerd's various criticisms of LJN often focus on negative aspects such as rushed production, prolific glitches and the company's attempt to make easy money by producing games that would capitalize on the relative popularity of movies or other intellectual properties in non-gaming media, while often failing to provide any noticeable reflection of said IP. AVGN refers to the company's logo as the "Shit Rainbow". The Nerd also talks about LJN being what seems like the only game company who can get a hold of the licensing for movie rights to make video games. In 1990, the company was bought by Acclaim Entertainment, and LJN was folded into Acclaim in 1995. LJN Toys, Limited was an American toy company and video game publisher in operation from 1970 to 1995. It manufactured toy lines and released battery operated water guns and video games based on licensed properties from movies, television shows, and celebrities. It was headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, and later in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. LJN introduced the Entertech line of battery operated water guns in 1986. LJN was an American toy company and video game publisher in operation from 1970 to 1994. They created many toylines and video games that were based on popular movies, T.V shows, and celebrities, including a short-lived toyline for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. LJN Toys, Limited było amerykańskim przedsiębiorstwem zajmującym się produkcją zabawek i gier wideo działającym w latach 1970 - 1995. Ich zabawki i gry były licencjonowanymi produktami bazującymi przede wszystkim na hitach filmowych i programach telewizyjnych. Tworzone przez korporację gry były w początkowej fazie produkowane na Nintendo Entertainment System (z czego jest najbardziej znana), później także na Super Nintendo Entertainment System oraz na konsolę przenośną Game Boy. Poza tym niektóre gry LJN wydane zostały na platformy Sega Mega Drive (W Ameryce Północnej znana pod nazwą Sega Genesis), Sega Dreamcast oraz na komputery osobiste.

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