| Company name | Description | Games |
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CBS Toys |
British Square | |
CDS Software Ltd |
Colossus Chess X | |
CDV Software Entertainment AG
One of the largest German full-priced PC-games publishers, CDV Software Entertainment AG was set up in 1989 by Wolfgang Gäbler and Christina Oppermann as a partnership. It distributes, publishes and produces eTainment- and value for money application software. The company groups together entertainment (computer games), edutainment and infotainment, with the focus being on games.
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Fuzzys World of Miniature Space Golf | |
Cedar Lake Software |
Galleons | |
Celeris Inc.
Celeris, Inc. was founded in 1987 by Stephen Chaplin in Chatworth, California. Chaplin, an experienced developer of anti-submarine warfare and graphic displays, first targeted the defense and aerospace industries for the company's products. Gaming software came next, and an entertainment division was formed. The company also developed several graphics engines and tools to incorporate into their games.
The company's first game was FlixMix (1993), but it became better known for its Virtual Pool franchise.
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FlixMix | |
Celestial Software |
Spacewrecked: 14 Billion Light Years From Earth | |
Cerebral Gaming Systems |
Battle Wrath | |
Chad Goulding |
AGI Tetris | |
ChamProgramming Corporation
CHAMProgramming was a small US company founded in 1992 by John W. Champeau, who also did most of the programming. In 1996 John was approached by Dan Van Buskirk to work together as partners on the first release of Champ Kong. Dan Van Buskirk brought improved graphics and collaboration on the creation of the CHAMP Mode. The team worked well together and the games were an immediate hit with Coin-op fans everywhere.
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Champ Asteroids, CHAMP Kong, CHAMP Ms. Pac-em, CHAMP Ms. Pacman, CHAMP Pac-em | |
Cheesy Software |
Cheesy Invaders, Megapede, Mortal Pong | |
ChildWare Corporation |
Learn to Add, Alpha Build | |
Chip |
Khalaan | |
Chivalry Software, Inc. |
Visions of Aftermath The Boomtown | |
Chris Crawford |
Balance of Power | |
Chris Gray Enterprises Inc. |
Infiltrator II, Infiltrator | |
Chris Pirih
A Free form skiing game, with Slalom, Free Style, and Tree Slalom pistes to ski down. Originally made for free by Chris Pirih in 1991.
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SkiFree | |
Christopher Crawford
Christopher Crawford (born June 1, 1950) is a computer game designer and writer. He designed and programmed several important computer games in the 1980s, including Eastern Front (1941) and Balance of Power. Among developers he became known for his passionate advocacy of game design as an art form, founding both The Journal of Computer Game Design and co-founding the Computer Game Developers Conference (now called the Game Developers Conference).
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Balance of the Planet | |
Christopher G. Gunn |
MaxMan | |
Cinemaware Corporation
Cinemaware Corporation was founded in 1985. The company was Robert Jacob's and Phyllis Jacob's software development house. Established in 1985, it existed for seven years before going under in 1991.
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King of Chicago | |
Cineplay Interactive, Inc.
Formed by former Cinemaware employees and Will Vinton Studios (the people responsible for the California Raisins claymation animations). First title, Free D.C!, did so poorly that no subsequent titles were produced.
Last known address: 2580 NW Upshur, Portland, OR 97210
A blurb about the company was written by Kellyn Beck, the founder, and included in the packaging:
The Cineplay line is a brand new genre of interactive movies from the Oscar-winning film studio that invented Claymation, the California Raisins and now, Harry the Subhuman, working together with the creators of the award-winning computer games Defender of the Crown, King of Chicago, Rocket Ranger and Centurion. The world-famous Claymation team at Will Vinton Productions has joined our talented game design team to bring you a series of cinematic adventures featuring live actors and Claymation characters who actually talk.
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Free D.C! | |
