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Code To Go |
Coaster | |
Codemasters
The old and famous British software company was founded in 1986 by Richard Darling, David Darling and Jim Darling. They became famous for the Dizzy or Micromachines series.
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Micro Machines, Fantastic Dizzy, Fast Food, Kwik Snax, Fantasy world Dizzy, Magicland Dizzy, Bubble Dizzy, Prince of The Yolkfolk, Micro Machines 2, Psycho Pinball, Captain Dynamo | |
CoGS: Digital Amusements
Mankind is destined to become of slave to its mechanical creations. Worship the computers now to gain salvation when the day of digital reconing arrives. The sacrement consists of playing our games.
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L5RC | |
Coktel Vision
Coktel Vision is a French game developer founded in 1985 and located in Paris. The company created adventure, action and educational games. The company was acquired by Sierra On-Line, Inc. in 1993.
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Lost in Time, Ween The - Prophecy, Inca, E.S.S. | |
Color Dreams, Inc.
Developed several DOS and NES games.
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Adventures of Captain Comic | |
Colorado Computer Creations |
High Command: Europe 1939-'45 | |
Columbia Data Products, Inc. |
Space Commanders II | |
Comix |
Mythos | |
Computer's Dream |
BAT | |
Core Design Limited
In its nine year history, Core Design has built an unrivaled reputation as one of the world's premier development teams. They have created over fifty titles, winning numerous awards in the process. Several of these games appeared under the Core brand, whilst others were released by some of the largest games publishers in the world. Core has achieved critical acclaim and commercial success in equal measures for one simple reason: they have always put gameplay first and foremost.
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Curse of Enchantia, Monty Python's Flying Circus | |
Corrosive Software
This English company was started as The Big Red Software Company by Paul Ranson in 1989. They primarily developed conversions, budget games and licensed titles, working closely with Codemasters in their early years. Later their eponymous racing game was successful.
In 1995 Big Red Software was acquired by Eidos and became part of the new Eidos Interactive.
The division was renamed Corrosive Software in about 1997 and was a development unit of Eidos. The division completed the game Assault Corps but it was never released. Eidos closed down Corrosive Software in 1998.
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Steg the Slug, Seymour Goes To Hollywood, Tank Commander | |
Cosmos Designs |
Super Nibbly | |
Crack dot Com
Crack dot Com, released the brilliant cult classic Abuse but, due to bad financial decisions, went bankrupt.
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Abuse | |
Cranberry Production GmbH
Cranberry Production GmbH was a game development studio based in Hanover, Germany. It was originally founded as 4HEAD Studios in 1997 by Lars Martensen and Tobias Severin.
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Creative Dimensions |
CD-MAN, CD-Man Version 2.0 | |
Creative Materials |
Godfather, Murder! | |
Creature Labs Ltd.
Cyberlife Technology, Ltd. was a a company based in Cambridge, England set up to develop the artificial life technology created by Steve Grand. The company was shut down in March 2003 and the intellectual property was picked up by Gameware Europe Ltd.
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Cricket Software |
Firestorm: The Forest Fire Simulation Program | |
CRL Group PLC
Starting out renting computer equipment out (hence their full name), CRL was one of the few companies producing games as early as 1982 who continued into the 90s. Many of their games were rather cerebral, with many simulation, strategy and management games in their range. They released around 90 Spectrum games and dozens for the C64, although only briefly supported the Amiga and ST.
Computer Rentals Limited -- Original company name.
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Space School Simulator: The Academy | |
Crom Software |
African Trail Simulator | |
