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Interplay Productions, Inc.
The company was founded by Brian Fargo in 1983. Stationed in Southern California, the company created marvelous titles like Fallout or Baldur's Gate. Even over the former success, the company eventually went bankrupt in 2004 and sold most of their intellectual property to other companies like Bethesda.
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Battle Chess
Battle Chess 4000
Castles
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary
Battle Chess - Windows
Dragon Wars
Neuromancer
Star Trek: Judgment Rites
Rags to Riches: The Financial Market Simulation
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Vol. I
Star Reach
Mindshadow
Battle Chess: Enhanced CD-ROM
Borrowed Time
Descent to Undermountain
J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, Vol. II: The Two Towers
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InterQuest Productions |
Hamsters
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Interstel Corporation
Interstel Corporation was a company originally established as Cygnus by Trevor C. Sorensen. He had made a game for DEC computers called Starfleet in 1981 and the company was created to market Star Fleet I: The War Begins, an adaptation for home computers. Together with his partners the company was incorporated in 1986 to form Interstel Corporation and from then on the name Cygnus was no longer used. In the same year Interstel Corporation became an affiliated label of Electronic Arts.
In 1988 one of Interstel's games, Empire: Wargame of the Century, was named as Computer Game of the Year by Computer Gaming World magazine. Star Fleet II: Krellan Commander was released in 1989. A hostile takeover bid forced Sorensen to sell his shares and leave Interstel in 1990, and the company ceased operation in 1992. Before that, many titles were released, developed in-house or by external teams.
Sorensen's worked continued at Supernova Creations, a studio he co-founded in 1991.
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Star Fleet II: Krellan Commander
Gone Fishing
Earthrise
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IntraCorp, Inc.
A parent company of Capstone Software.
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day—Chess Wars
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IQ Games |
Tank Attack
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Iron Byte |
Freddy Hardest in South Manhattan
Narco Police
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Ishi Press International |
The Many Faces of Go
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Island Dream - Games & Soft |
The Last Knight
Hot Speed
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J & J Gameware |
Double-X Slots
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J and B Associates |
Mission Ufo - A Solar System Odyssey
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J. P. Jansen |
Hamburger Hell
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J.Shramko |
3D Pitfall
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Jack Bean Ltd. |
Little Monk
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Jacob Weinstein |
Toonesia
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Jagware Inc. |
Alien Fires: 2199 AD
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Jake Soft |
Operacja Glemp
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Jaleco Ltd.
Jaleco Ltd., the parent company of Jaleco Entertainment, is a subsidiary of PCCW Limited, Hong Kong's dominant integrated communications company.
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Cisco Heat: All American Police Car Race
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James A. Sausville |
Flagger
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James P. Rowan |
Pac PC
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Jared Tarbell |
Atomic Tetris
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Jarrod Davis Software Company |
Astro3D
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Jason Truong |
Turoid
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Jeef Sember and Don Mattrick |
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Jeff Kintz |
The Dark Convergence
The Dark Convergence II
Dismal Passages: Part I - The Wicked Curse
Dismal Passages
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Jeff Tunnell Productions
Jeff Tunnell Productions is a one-man casual/children's game developer founded by Jeff Tunnellin 1992. He was most notably the developer of the The Incredible Machine series. The last titles 3-D Ultra Pinball and The Incredible Machine 3.0 were released in 1995 before Dynamix took over later that year. Jeff Tunnell was also the founder of Dynamix at the time.
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Turbo Learning: Mega Math
The Incredible Machine 2
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Jeffrey Olson |
AlphaMan
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Jens Willibald |
Die Siedler von Catan
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Jeremy Lamar |
Blinky 2
Blinky 3
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Jim Scarlett |
Diggory
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JME Engineering
JME Engineering is the software development company of Joe Merten. The company was founded at June 1st in 1988 in Berlin, Germany.
The subject is software development in the whole range of the business: Commercial, shareware, freeware and open source. Games, office applications, compiler development, scientific, technical and embedded software. Over a range of some operating systems (Windows, Linux, OS/2, DOS) and on some os-less systems. Using on a variety of programming languages like C/C++, Delphi, Pascal, Java, Assembler et cetera.
The first released game of JME Engineering was BrainBreaker in Summer 1991, a simple DOS puzzle game.
All developed games and some other software are provided as free downloads from the company's homepage.
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BrainBreaker
The Quest of Kwirk's Castle
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Joel Finch |
The Multi-dimensional Thief
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John Blake |
Hippy's Quest I: PEACE MAN
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John C. Schultz |
VR Slingshot
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John Schmitt |
Mustang
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John Trapolka Memorial Krew |
B-Clopd
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Johnathon Lexa |
Mean Mini Golf
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Jon Ritman, Bernie Drummond |
Watman
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JoWooD Computer Games |
Think Cross
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Juha Kauppinen |
Assault Trooper
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Juice Software Pty Ltd |
Milo the Fuel Run
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Julian Cochran |
Destruction Zone
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Junkyard |
Frankenstein
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Kaiko |
Super GemZ
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Karstadt AG
Karstadt is a German department store company. It was founded by Rudolph Karstadt as Tuch-, Manufactur- und Confectionsgeschäft Karstadt on May 14, 1881 in Wismar (Germany).
The company converted into a public limited company (AG) in 1920.
In 1999, the company merged with Quelle Schickedanz AG & Co. to form KarstadtQuelle AG.
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Space Job
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KD Games |
Bugworld
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KEF Technologies |
Dr. Sleeptite and the Nightmare Factory
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Kesmai Corporation
Founded in 1981 by John Taylor and Kelton Flinn, Kesmai Corporation was purchased in 1994 and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation. Based in Charlottesville, VA, Kesmai was a world leader in multiplayer online games and the parent company of ARIES Online Games, Kesmai Studios and GameStorm.
The company developed, published, and distributed interactive gaming content to over 12 million paying subscribers of America Online, Prodigy, CompuServe, EarthLink Network, Delphi, and major websites throughout the Internet.
Popular Kesmai titles include Air Warrior, Online Casino, Harpoon Online, Legends of Kesmai, MultiPlayer BattleTech, Star Rangers Online, Stellar Emperor, CatchWord, Jack Nicklaus Online Tour and a collection of classic board and card games.
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Air Warrior
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Kevin A. Lee |
Weird Island
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Kevin Bales |
Castle Adventure
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Kevin Dorff |
Munch Guy
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