| Company name | Description | Games |
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TLK Games S.A.R.L.
TLK Games was founded in 1990. Though there is a Paris office, TLK is based primarily in Albi on the River Tarn in the south-west of France, around 85 km northeast of Toulouse.
The company develops and markets its own games and currently, 2011, has built up a catalog of over 300 games to date (the majority in 3D).
Their games are marketed using the Shareware model and are sold directly on the internet.
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Hopy-ONE | |
Tom Bombadil's Software Emporium and House of Curi |
Get Lost! | |
TOM Productions
TOM Productions was a German shareware development team consisting of Christian Männchen (graphics and sound) and Andreas Tofahrn (programming and documentation).
The team was active from 1987 to 1996 and released 8 games in total, most popular among them the Game of ROBOT series of action puzzle games that were among the most popular German shareware games in the late 1980s to early 90s. Distributor Boeder Software nominated the original Game of ROBOT for its Game of the Year 1990 award, and awarded Tofahrn and Männchen the title of Public Domain Authors of the Year 1990 (despite their games not having been released into the public domain).
While 1994's FlipOut was the last game developed by TOM Productions, Andreas Tofahrn kept maintaining the official website, produced Windows ports, and, as of December 2016, registration codes for all TOM games can still be purchased.
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Nicolausi | |
Tom Proudfoot Games
Tom Proudfoot Games is the moniker under which the Californian Tom Proudfoot releases his games.
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Nahlakh | |
Tom Snyder Productions, Inc. |
Agent USA, The American Challenge: A Sailing Simulation | |
Tomasz Pytel |
Dork's Dreams | |
Topo Soft
Topo Soft was one of the most professional Spanish companies in the 8-bit era, in special since the incorporation of Gabriel Nieto to its directive in 1988. During the years from 1987 to 1992, they developed a great number of games for Spectrum, MSX and Amstrad CPC computers, most of them best sellers (Emilio Butragueño Fútbol, a soccer game, sold 100,000 copies in Spain alone). It was also, next to Dinamic, the company with most significant international distribution and visibility. Their biggest success Mad Mix Game (a Pac-Man gaming style adapted wisely to current times), was used by Pepsi for a competition in Japan (this was an incredible feat for Spanish software), and they even won Gremlins 2 royalties after a stiff competition with the major software companies.
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Rock'N Roller, Olimpiadas 92: Gimnasia Deportiva, Olimpiadas 92: Atletismo, Drazen Petrovic Basket | |
Topologika Software Ltd.
Topologika Software Ltd. was founded by a group of teachers in 1987. It is located in the Cornwall, England, (UK) and is the publisher and distributor of children's educational software and games.
In the 1980s, they published some of the classic text-adventure games for the BBC Micro, Spectrum, Amstrad, Atari and the PC.
Some time in their history they became part of the 21st Century Entertainment conglomerate.
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Acheton, Murdac, Countdown to Doom, Hezarin | |
Toys For Bob
Toys For Bob are the creators of the innovative, new Skylanders video game and toy franchise. They have made games for over 22 years now on every conceivable platform and have never worked harder and been more proud of anything they have ever done.
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Star Control, Star Control 2, Horde | |
Tranquil Revolt in Computer |
Jurassic War | |
Trans Fiction Systems Inc. |
Hidden Agenda, Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Transinium Challenge | |
TransMedia Productions, Inc. |
Objection! | |
Trecision S.p.A.
Trecision, Italy's oldest video game developer, was founded in 1991 by Pietro Montelatici, Fabrizio Lagorio, and Edoardo Gervino. The company was based in Rapallo, a picturesque Italian town on the Ligurian coast 30 km east of Genoa.
Their first game was Profezia (1991), an adventure game exclusively developed for the Italian market. It was followed by more than a dozen titles for both the PC and console markets, published and distributed by companies such as Sony, Infogrames, Ubisoft, Cryo, Midas Interactive, and Hasbro. As well as developing titles for PC and next-generation consoles, Trecision was also an active player in the online and wireless videogames industry.
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Alien Virus | |
Tri-Cat Software |
Tankgame | |
Triniti Software |
Antagony | |
True Soft |
Rescate En El Golfo | |
Tsunami Media, Inc.
Tsunami Media, Inc. was founded by Edmond Heinbockel in the summer of 1991. The company was based in Oakhurst, California, adjacent to Yosemite National Park, a place well-known in gaming history. The company location wasn't a coincidence, as Heinbockel had been CFO of Sierra On-Line.
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Blue Force, Return to Ringworld, Geekwad - Games of the Galaxy, Protostar, Wacky Funsters! The Geekwad's Guide to Gaming, Ringworld: Revenge of the Patriarch | |
Tsunami Productions |
Spellcraft - Aspects of Valor | |
T-Time Technology
T-Time Technology (光譜資訊) is a Taiwanese game developer and publisher based in New Taipei City. The company was founded on April 11, 1992. In 1996 they opened a branch in Beijing, in 2003 in Hong-Kong, and in 2004 in Shanghai and Singapore. As a developer, they are best known for their card and board games. They also publish Japanese PC games (primarily visual novels) in Chinese-speaking countries.
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Chinese Chess Master III, Bridge Olympiad, Tanke Da Juezhan | |
TumbleWeed Software |
Dots | |
