| Company name | Description | Games |
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Enypsox enr. |
Drak | |
Epic MegaGames, Inc.
Epic MegaGames, Inc., formerly established as Potomac Computer Systems in 1991 released many popular shareware games which generated enough fame among gamers to make enough profit from the sales. The most popular games are for example Jazz Jackrabbit or One Must Fall: 2097.
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Tyrian 2000, BRIX, One Must Fall 2097, Jazz Jackrabbit, Jazz Jackrabbit 2, Jill of the Jungle - Jill Saves the Prince, Jill of the Jungle, Best of ZZT, Super ZZT | |
Epsitec SA |
Blupi Explorer, Blupimania | |
Epyx, Inc.
Automated Simulations was co-founded by Jon Freeman and Jim Conelley. The company was more of a strategy game developer and publisher at the time, going by the Company motto "Computer Games Thinkers Play." Most of their products were developed for Computers, most importantly the Apple II computer. In 1981, the company was much larger and "office politics" drove Jon Freeman out of the company, and he left to found Free Fall Associates with his wife, Anne Westfall. It was at this time that Jim Conelley also left and started his own company, The Conelley Group which was more of a game developing company, and they let Epyx publish the games they developed.
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Chips Challenge, Battle Bugs, California Games, Games - Summer Edition, World Games, Jumpman, Mind-Roll, 4x4 Off-Road Racing, Destroyer | |
Equilibrium, Inc.
Founded in 1989, Equilibrium Inc. was located in Sausalito, California. The company was originally involved in the development of automated media processing solutions, but it was engaged in video game development in the early 1990s.
Eventually the company decided to get out of video games and laid off most of the game development staff as a result.
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Dondra: A New Beginning | |
ERE Informatique
A game company known for Macadam Bumper, Bubble Ghost, Teenage Queen and Crafton & Xunk. Despite its success, ERE suffered constant financial difficulties and was bought out by Infogrames in 1987.
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Bubble Ghost, Billiards Simulator, Captain Blood | |
Eric Iwasaki |
Reflex Point | |
Error Free Productions |
Aliens | |
Euphoria
Euphoria is a development studio in the Netherlands formed around 1989 to create games for the Amiga. It was established following the disbandment of Boys without Brains after completing the C64 game Hawkeye in 1988. It initially consisted of Mario van Zeist (programming) and Arthur van Jole (graphics), both previously with Boys without Brains.
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Yogho Yogho spel | |
Europress Software Ltd.
Formed by chairman Derek Meakin in 1965, EuroPress' rapid development was accelerated by the computer boom in the early 80's. Its software development, magazine publishing and exhibition companies achieved phenomenal growth with annual turnover well in excess of 15m and employing over 250 people.
Subsequently, the exhibitions company was sold to Blenheim Exhibitions and the magazine publishing business was sold to giant American publisher IDG, leaving principal directors free to concentrate on EuroPress Software.
By 1990 EuroPress had become the fifth biggest software house in the UK. In 1999 it was taken over by American company Hasbro before it was sold back to its original owners ‘The Meakin family’ in July 2001. Under the control and guidance of the Meakin Family, Europress continued to produce an extensive list of quality educational titles ranging from TV Celebrity names such as Postman Pat through to their highly acclaimed SAT’s and GCSE range which are continuing to prove very popular along with the specialist A level revision titles in a large range of subjects.
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Merlin's Math, Fun School 4: For 5 to 7 Year Olds | |
Eurosoft |
Blow Up! | |
Eutechnyx Limited
Eutechnyx Limited is a UK-based interactive entertainment software developer, specializing in the design, development, and implementation of driving games.
Based in the North East of England, Eutechnyx employs over 160 full time programmers, artists, animators, and game designers, dedicated to the business of developing computer games. The company has particular expertise in high-level mathematics and physics, disciplines necessary to recreate the dynamics of vehicle movement.
Eutechnyx was incorporated as Zeppelin Games Limited, in November 1987 and during the period to 1990 it produced over 250 titles, which included several major TV and sports personality licences.
During the early 1990s, Zeppelin Games began undertaking development contracts for the new SEGA and Nintendo consoles, for publishers such as Codemasters.
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Arcade Fruit Machine, Mountain Bike Racer, Bud Tucker in Double Trouble, Stack Up | |
Event Horizon Software, Inc. |
Veil of Darkness | |
Everbright Software |
Bible Builder | |
Everett Kaser Software
Acunetix
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Sherlock, Mine Field, Hero's Heart | |
Everlasting Software |
The Kingdom of Syree II: Black Magic, Dragonriders of Pern | |
Evryware |
Space Kids | |
Executive Software Programming, Inc. |
High Roller Casino | |
Exidy, Incorporated
Exidy, Incorporated was a developer of arcade games based in California. The company was founded by Harold R. Kauffman and Samuel Hawes in 1973.
The company also released a personal computer, the Exidy Sorcerer, in 1978. In February 2007, some of their arcade games were made available as freeware.
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Crossbow | |
Exoterion Technologies |
DIMENSIONIC | |
