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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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Krustys Fun House, European Champions, Loopz, Blockbuster, Allan Border's Cricket | |
Autumn Moon Entertainment, LLC
Autumn Moon Entertainment is a US game development studio founded in 2002 by Mike Kirchoff, initially with a single programmer and later with many ex-LucasArts employees on the team, especially artists.
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Avalon Hill
Developed numerous strategy and role-playing games of many types. From 1998 owned by Hasbro Interactive's Microprose division.
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Advanced Civilization, Third Reich | |
AVopenH
AVopenH is a small games manufacturer based in Krakow. The Company was established in 1994 as a supplement to its first game, entitled "Digital Warriors". In the same year the company managed to teamed up with the oldest Polish game publisher - xLand. The result of the cooperation was to issue at the beginning of 1995 "Digital Warriors".
xLand also issued a second AVopenH game "R-Activ '. The Game was a remake of" Pongo ". "R-Activ" got a thrashing (if anyone even bothered to write anything about it) and the authors sank into the ground. In the meantime xLand ceased to exist.
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Buddyros | |
AweSoft, Inc. |
Miramar, Jet Fighter Simulator | |
Azeroth, Inc. |
Inspector Gadget - Global Terror | |
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.
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Ms.Pac-Man | |
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.
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Hat Trick, Rampage, Tapper | |
Banana Development, Inc.
Banana Development, Inc., is a Milwaukee-based home-computer games company specializing in IBM PC and Apple II/IIe/gs conversions of coin-operated videogames under contract for major software vendors. Banana Development is well-connected, with contacts at companies such as Konami, Mindscape, EA, and ATARI Games, Inc. (the coin-operated game company, owned by NAMCO).
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Bananoid | |
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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Platoon, Batman, The Slugger | |
Bashurov V. |
The Battle on the Black Sea | |
Beavis-Soft |
Wacky Wheels, Phylox | |
Bedrock Software |
Football Manager 3 | |
Ben Croshaw |
The Sorceror's Appraisal | |
Ben Hanke |
Blastocyst | |
Ben Ibach, Dave Ibach |
Aldo Again, Aldo's Assault | |
Best Ever Games Company |
Weird Dreams | |
Bethesda Softworks LLC
Bethesda Softworks LLC is a game developer and publisher which was founded in 1986 by Christopher Weaver.
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Terminator: Future Shock, Elder Scrolls - Arena, Elder Scrolls - Daggerfall, Hockey League Simulator, Delta V, Burnout: Championship Drag Racing, Wayne Gretzky Hockey 3 | |
Big Five Software |
Miner 2049er | |
Bill Piazza |
Bert and the Snake | |
