| Company name | Description | Games |
|---|---|---|
Aestan Games |
Multiplex | |
A-J Games |
A-J's Quest | |
Al J. Jiménez |
Pac-Gal | |
Alan Farmer |
Willy the Worm Part II: The Big Trip Home, Rocket Rangers | |
Alan Zimm |
Action Stations! | |
Albert Savoia |
Bit-Bat | |
Albino Frog Software, Inc.
Albino Frog Software, Inc. (formerly Night Sky) is a game development studio of which Sean M. Puckett is the sole employee. After using the name Night Sky, the company was officially established in Florida, USA in October 1993.
|
Helious, Galacta: The Battle for Saturn, Helious II, Tom & Jerry | |
Alexander Martin |
Airstrike | |
Alexandr Gogava |
16 | |
Alien Production |
ALF: The First Adventure | |
Alive Software |
Animal Quest, Billy the Kid Returns!, Dinosaur Predators, Scubaman's Quest | |
Alpha Helix Productions |
Ravage | |
Alpha Simulations |
Harrier Jump Jet | |
Alternative Software Ltd.
Alternative Software is a game company based in Castleford in Yorkshire, England (UK). It initially specialized in budget games for 8-bit cassette-based machines such as the Spectrum and C64. The company was established by Roger Hulley, by acquiring the brand and the game Henry's Hoard, previously owned by Mick Robinson and Martyn Brown.
Alternative's titles were initially mostly new releases, although a few were reissues from other companies such as Durrel. They also released licenses ranging from Thomas the Tank engine to Andy Capp to Doctor Who.
Several games were based on well-known children's characters, notably Thomas The Tank Engine, Fireman Sam and the best-selling Postman Pat. Educational titles emerged soon after, followed by a series of collectable CD-ROMs and computer accessories.
More recently, Alternative has enjoyed success with titles based on major film licenses, particularly The Lord of the
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Postman Pat 3: To the Rescue | |
Alucine Soft |
Professional Tennis Simulator | |
Amazing Graphics |
Maze Wars | |
American Laser Games, Inc.
American Laser Games, Inc. was founded by Robert Grebe in the latter part of the 1980s and was in business for approximately 10 years, based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They developed and published a variety of laserdisc games featuring the use of a light gun for several platforms including 3DO.
In 1999 the company was bought out by their Her Interactive division. Then in the year 2000, American Laser was sold by Her Interactive to Digital Leisure Inc.
|
Space Pirates, Crime Patrol | |
Amwa (HK) Computer Co. |
Pang | |
Anco Software Ltd.
Anco Software was a long-running British game developer and publisher. The company was founded as a spin-off from Anirog Software. Anirog was founded in 1982 by Anil Gupta and Roger Gamon, who were working for Mullard Mitcham at that time.
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Player Manager 2 | |
Andrew Motes |
Mom's Math | |
