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Lindensoft

Alex Higgins' World Snooker

Linel

A software developer and publisher based in Switzerland.
Traders - The Intergalactic Trading Game, The Neverending Story II: The Arcade Game, The Game of Life

Load'N'Go Software

Fantastic Four

Lobo Software

Oil Barons

Lobotomy Studios

Powerslave

Logotron Ltd

Stargoose Warrior

Looking Glass Software, Inc.

Creative Contraptions

Lord Frodo, Harrell W. Stiles

Lord Frodo, Harrell W. Stiles
MinerVGA

Lore Design Limited

Lore Games Ltd. (from 1988 to 1992)
Highlander: The Last of the MacLeods

Loriciel SA

Loriciel was a French video game company, founded in 1983 by Marc Bayle and Laurent Weill.
Bumpys Arcade Fantasy, Quadrel, Tennis Cup, Baby Jo in Going Home, Sherman M4, Bob Winner, Cobra, Guardians, Space Racer, West Phaser

LucasArts

LucasArts was established to produce StarWars gender games under LucasFilm. As an exclusive StarWars license holders they produced all the StarWars games including X-Wing and TIE Fighter series. Apart from StarWars gender, they created games like Monkey Island and Maniac Mansion series.
X-Wing, TIE Fighter, Star Wars: Rebel Assault, Star Wars: Rebel Assault 2, TIE Fighter Collector's Edition, X-Wing Collector's Edition, Star Wars: Dark Forces, PHM Pegasus, Strike Fleet

M.C. Lothlorien Ltd

Chuckie Egg

Machination

Framed

Macintosh

At the Carnival

Macrocom, Inc.

Macrocom created ICON: Quest for the Ring (1984), one of the earlier examples of an action role-playing game, as well as its follow-up The Seven Spirits of Ra (1987). The company was notable for using a tweaked text mode that allowed for seemingly 320x200x16-color graphics on any CGA card.
The Seven Spirits of Ra

Maelstrom Games Ltd

Maelstrom Games was the publishing company and label created by Mike Singleton in about 1988 when he found it impossible to find another publisher for Dark Spectre.
Midwinter II: Flames of Freedom, Midwinter, Red Ghost, Ring Cycle

Magellan Consulting Neue Medien GmbH

Splitterwelten

Magic Lemon Software

Magic Lemon Software was the one-man development studio of Don Lemons. Next to The Infernal Tome, the studio is also responsible for the three Bandor games. In June 1993 a shareware / demo version of ShadowKeep 1- The Search was released, this was to be the first in a trilogy of shareware RPG games.
The Infernal Tome

Magnetic Fields Ltd.

Best known for racing games, Shaun Southern and Andrew Morris started Mr Chip Software in 1982, initially working on the Commodore 64. They become Magnetic Fields some years later, and created the seminal Lotus and Super Cars lineages for Gremlin.
Lotus 3, Supercars International

Magnetic Images

A developer and publisher whose biggest success was Lost Dutchman Mine is 1989.
Lost Dutchman Mine