| Company name | Description | Games |
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Radical Entertainment Inc.
Radical Entertainment was a game development studio located in Vancouver, British Columbia (Canada) and founded in 1991. Radical worked on titles such as Scarface: The World is Yours (the 8th title from Radical that has sold over 1 million units and the 4th title to ship over 2 million units), Crash Tag Team Racing, Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and The Simpson’s Hit & Run. They continued to work on licensed properties, but later switched to original IP and developed the Prototype games.
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Brett Hull Hockey 95 | |
Rage Games Ltd.
Rage Games Ltd. was an English game development studio founded as Rage Software Ltd. by Paul Finnegan in 1992. Originally creating games for third party developers, the first commercial success came with the football game Striker in 1992.
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Power Drive, Striker 95 | |
Rainbow Arts Software GmbH
Rainbow Arts was a game publisher and developer founded in 1984 in Gütersloh, Germany. Early in the 80's they gathered many people from all over Germany, like Armin Gessert (founder of the company Spellbound), Thomas Hertzler (of Blue Byte), Chris Huelsbeck, Manfred Trenz, and others. All their games from that time were mainly made for the C64 and the Amiga and only very few were converted to the IBM-PC later on.
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Mad TV, Log!cal, Rock 'n Roll, Street Cat | |
Rainmaker Software, Inc.
Rainmaker Software was created by Bruce J. Mack and some friends.
Their first game Isle of the Dead was marginally successful when it was released about the same time as Id's game Spear of Destiny. Their second game Nerves of Steel was overshadowed by Id's release of DOOM.
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Isle of the dead | |
Raphaël Assénat |
RATillery | |
Rauser Advertainment GmbH |
Helicopter Mission | |
Raven Software Corporation
Raven Software is a computer game developer based in Madison, Wisconsin. The company was founded in 1990 by brothers Brian and Steve Raffel, and initially had a staff of five people.
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ShadowCaster | |
RAW Entertainment, Inc. |
Bravo Romeo Delta | |
RazorSoft, Inc. |
Stormlord | |
ReadySoft Incorporated |
Brain Dead 13 | |
Realism Entertainment |
Kingdoms of Germany | |
Reality Technologies |
Business Simulator | |
Really Interesting Software Company (RISC) |
Hole in One | |
Realms |
Onslaught | |
Realms of Fantasy |
Premier Manager 3, Premier Manager 2 | |
Realtime Games Software Ltd.
Realtime Games Software Ltd. consisted of Andrew Onions and Ian Oliver. They were still studying in Leeds (UK) when they presented their first game 3D Tank Duel in 1984.
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Carrier Command, Elite Plus, Battle Command, StarGlider | |
Rebellion (Derby) Ltd
Core Design was a British video game development studio based in the city of Derby. It was founded in 1988 by Jeremy Heath-Smith and several former employees of Gremlin Graphics. At the end of 1994 Core was acquired by the CentreGold group, comprising the publisher US Gold and distributor CentreSoft. CentreGold agreed however, that Core should be left alone to operate autonomously. The studio was acquired by Eidos in 1996.
The studio's first game was Rick Dangerous (1989). Core Design was most known for developing the Tomb Raider games until Eidos moved the development of further installments to Crystal Dynamics in 2003. Most key members of Core left the studio shortly thereafter. On 11 May 2006 it was announced that Core's assets and staff were sold to independent development group Rebellion.
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BC Racers, Rick Dangerous 2 | |
Reckon Software Pty Ltd |
Spelling Fun One | |
Red Rat Software Ltd |
One Step Beyond, Lombard RAC Rally, Wild Wheels | |
RedCat Software |
RedCat, RedCat 2: De Ontvoering van Prinses Dana | |
