Attic Entertainment Software GmbH

Attic was a German software developer founded in 1989 and closed in 2001. Attic was founded by Hans-Jürgen Brändle, Jochen Hamma and Guido Henkel in the German town of Albstadt. All were equal partners in terms of ownership over the company.

Audiogenic Software Ltd.

Based at: PO Box 4004, Stansted, Essex CM24 8JZ, United Kingdom. Audiogenic has produced games in a variety of genres, although with sports games often their main focus. Most of their games have been self-published and self-developed.

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AweSoft, Inc.

Bally Data Systems, Inc.

Midway Mfg. Co. was incorporated in 1969 when Midway Manufacturing Co. was acquired by Bally Manufacturing Corporation. Midway continued their business as manufacturer of electro-mechanical arcade machines, but starting in 1973 their main business became videogame arcade games. The Midway team designed a video game console and simple computer which was released under the Bally name in 1978 - the Bally Professional Arcade (eventually renamed Bally Computer System and then Bally Astrocade). Using a custom video display chip, this 8-bit console had 4k of RAM, a keyboard, and used cassette-sized cartridges known as Videocades. Users could also do minimal programming with the BASIC program included. About 45 games were released for this console.

Bally Technologies Inc.

Bally is a well known arcade manufacturer of coin-operated arcade machines and pinball machines. They started to develop its own games first on their own console and lately on most popular consoles and PCs.

Bandai Namco Entertainment UK Ltd.

Founded in Manchester, England, previously - Ocean Software was a hugely successful label up to the mid-90s, operating mainly on home computer systems. Ocean is responsible for a huge amount of arcade conversions, ports from other platforms and also original PC games.

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Bedrock Software

Ben Hanke

Best Ever Games Company

Big Five Software

Bill Pogue

Bit Corp

Bits of Magic

They developed famous Centurion game and left for ever.

Bizarre Creations, Ltd.

Development studio Bizarre Creations was based in the North-West of England (UK) and originally started when Martyn Chudley, MD, started a games company called Raising Hell Software after leaving school in 1987. His first game was a budget title for the Commodore 64. After that start, a demo got sent to Psygnosis (now SCEE Studio Liverpool), which then consisted of just ten people. That demo became The Killing Game Show, and was followed by two titles for the Genesis: Fatal Rewind (a port of the The Killing Game Show) and Wiz 'n' Liz.

Black Magic Software

Bloodhouse Ltd.

Bloodhouse Ltd. was a development studio formed by people from the Finnish Amiga demo scene. Only a few years after the initial start-up it merged with Terramarque Ltd. to form Housemarque Ltd.

Blue Byte Software GmbH

The game company founded in Germany in 1988 which eventually owned branches in USA and Australia. The company became very famous for the Settlers series, which became very popular and created vast community of players who remained active until today.

Blue Sky Productions

Bluemoon Interactive

Bluemoon Interactive hails from Estonia, and is best known for the SkyRoads lineage of futuristic racing games. Their latest game project was Thunder Brigade, which didn't become a commercial hit because of the lack of gameplay testing time. The company's team was also instrumental in writing the software for the popular file-sharing program KaZaA and peer-to-peer Internet telephony software Skype.

BMB Compuscience

Bob Lancaster

Bonsai Entertainment, Inc.