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DRH Services, Inc.

Balltris

Dungeon Dwellers Design

More than a game group, these guys created many oldskool demos for the mid-1990s North American demoscene.
Acid Tetris, Axia

Dungeon Entertainment

3D Ball Blaster

Düsi Computer Software

Dot Valley

Dynabyte

Tequila & Boom Boom, Nippon Safes, Inc.

Dynalogic/298

Clonk

Dynamix Inc.

Dynamix Inc. was located in Eugene, Oregon. Originally, the company was named Software Entertainment Company, which was started by Jeff Tunnell and Damon Slye, two graduates from the University of Oregon. The games weren't making enough money to keep Dynamix going, and in August 1990 the company was sold to Sierra On-Line.
A10 Tank Killer, Stellar 7, Rise of the Dragon, Aces Over Europe, Adventures of Willy Beamish, Deathtrack, Sid Als Incredible Toons, Caveman UghLympics, Ghostbusters II, Heart of China, Abrams Battle Tank, Aces of the Deep, MechWarrior, Metaltech: Battledrome, Metaltech: Earthsiege, Aces of the Pacific, Motocross, Front Page Sports: Football Pro, Nova 9: The Return of Gir Draxon, Die Hard, Skyfox II: The Cygnus Conflict

East Technology Corp.

Double Dragon 3: The Rosetta Stone

East Wing Software

SDI2040

Echidna

Future Classics Collection

Eclipse

Poof

Eclipse Games SC

Spheroids

Ed Davis

Anti-Ballistic-Missile

Ed Schröder

Rebel 12

Edge Creations, Inc.

Edge Creations, based in Chicago, Illinois has been in existence since 1991. Founded by Jeffrey Rubin, a visual artist, filmmaker, writer, programmer, and game designer. Jeff started working with Apogee Software in 1991 on various shareware products and then began working with Ken Rogoway of Homebrew Software. Edge Creations specialize in artwork, animation, and all aspects of game design.
Rallo Gump

Edmond Designs

Digital League Baseball

Eduline Software Productions

Pool Shark

Edward Grabowski Communications Ltd.

Grand Prix Manager 2, When Two Worlds War

Eldritch Games

Eldritch Games is a software design and development company formed by Chris Elliott and Richard Edwards to develop the Timeline computer role-playing system. They have been involved with role-playing games from their early days in the UK, and contributed games-related articles, scenarios and short fiction to magazines and publishers in the UK and USA, as well as designing board games.
The Hound of Shadow

Electra

Better Dead Than Alien!