| Company name | Description | Games |
|---|---|---|
Makh-Shevet Ltd.
Makh-Shevet (מחשבת) was an Israeli PC games developer, publisher, localizer and distributor during the 90s.
The company filed for bankruptcy in 1997.
|
Cruel World | |
Makkoya Entertainment Co., Ltd.
Makkoya (막고야) was a South Korean software house founded in January 1992 and entitled after an ancient mythical name for Korea. Its president was Hong Donghee. They developed games in various genres for the PC, including the board game Segyun-jeon (1992), the first Korean-made game with VGA graphics, and its sequels. In 2004 they switched to online games, but none of them went beyond beta status.
|
Segyun-jeon | |
Manic Media Productions Ltd. |
SuperKarts | |
Manley & Associates, Inc.
Founded in 1992 and acquired by Electronic Arts in 1996.
|
Dinopark Tycoon, Home Alone, Home Alone 2, Hometown, U.S.A., Little People Farm | |
Marathon Technology, Inc. |
Digging for Buried Treasure | |
March Street Press |
Berlin Wall | |
Marco Cat |
Janji Boy | |
Mark "Atomjack" Mackey |
XQuest | |
Mark Currie |
Chopper Commando | |
Marko Teittinen |
Koolah | |
MarkSoft |
Gandalf | |
Martin Burkhart |
AXET | |
Masayoshi Ueda |
Bap!!! | |
Mass Media Games, Inc. |
3-D TableSports | |
Mastertronic, Inc.
Mastertronic, Inc. was a branch of UK-based Mastertronic Ltd. It was started in 1986 by Martin Alper, one of the original co-founders of the main company, who relocated to the United States to actively manage this new division.
The company published and distributed Mastertronic games to United States locations.
Mastertronic, Inc. seems to have folded around 1989 during the take-over of its mother company by Virgin Games.
|
Knight Games, Prowler, Trilogy, The Demon's Forge | |
Mateusz Viste |
Hangman 2010 | |
Matt Kaufman |
African Desert Campaign | |
Mauritius Software |
Batfish | |
MAVIS & PKTS |
Self Control | |
Max Design GesMBH |
1869, Burntime, Motor City | |
