Company name | Description | Games |
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Bloodhouse Ltd.
Bloodhouse Ltd. was a development studio formed by people from the Finnish Amiga demo scene. Only a few years after the initial start-up it merged with Terramarque Ltd. to form Housemarque Ltd.
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Stardust | |
Blue Byte
The game company founded in Germany in 1988 which eventually owned branches in USA and Australia. The company became very famous for the Settlers series, which became very popular and created vast community of players who remained active until today.
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UGH, Settlers, Settlers 2, Albion, Great Courts 2 | |
Blue Chip Software |
Baron: The Real Estate Simulation, Millionaire: The Stock Market Simulation, Tycoon: The Commodity Market Simulation | |
Blue Sky Productions |
Ultima Underworld - The Stygian Abyss | |
Blue Sphere
Blue Sphere (France) was a French development company active between 1993 and 2001. Members of the development team appear to have worked together at Microïds prior to starting the company. Four games are known to have been created by this studio: In Extremis (1993), GT Racing 97 (1997), Taxi 2 (2000) and La Vallée Des Rois (2001). Around 2000 the company had another racing game in development, Mad Racers, but it does not appear to have been released.
In 2000 Blue Sphere started developing Java games for the internet with releases such as Wing War, Dory, Survivor 2100, Dames and Solitaire. The company's website was last updated in November 2001 and eventually vanished in 2005.
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GT Racing 97 | |
Bluemoon Interactive
Bluemoon Interactive hails from Estonia, and is best known for the SkyRoads lineage of futuristic racing games. Their latest game project was Thunder Brigade, which didn't become a commercial hit because of the lack of gameplay testing time. The company's team was also instrumental in writing the software for the popular file-sharing program KaZaA and peer-to-peer Internet telephony software Skype.
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SkyRoads - Xmas Special | |
BlueSky Software, Inc.
BlueSky Software or BlueSky Software Corporation was an American software company situated in California formed in 1988 and had a successful run for 12 years before closing down in March of 2001, when parent company Interplay was in financial trouble. The BlueSky trademark was still owned by Titus Interactive until bankruptcy closed their doors in 2004.
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Hare Raising Havoc, Arachnophobia | |
BMB Compuscience |
The Red Baron | |
Bob Cristello |
The Rescue of Lorri in Lorrinitron | |
Bob Lancaster |
MicroLink Push Your Luck, MicroLink Shut the Box, MicroLink Yaht | |
BOCC Software |
Dodgem | |
Bonsai Entertainment, Inc. |
Barbie Super Model | |
Bookup, Inc. |
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess | |
Box Office
Box Office released budget games in the mid to late 80's. You'd usually find these games at places like Kmart, and they rarely sold for more than seven or ten dollars.
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Alf's Party Kit, Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, High Rollers | |
Brad Hinchlife |
Red Alert | |
Brad Miller |
Hero | |
Brad P. Taylor |
Fallout | |
Brad P. Taylor, LLC |
Beyond Columns | |
Brad Perolis |
Bomb Seeker | |
Brain Bug |
Lollypop | |