| Company name | Description | Games |
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Noch Software Inc. |
Atlantis | |
NoriaWorks Entertainment |
Speed Haste | |
Norland Software |
Sleuth | |
Northwest Software |
Empire - Wargame of the Century | |
Northwest Synergistic Software
Northwest Synergistic Software was a US game development and publishing company founded in 1978 in Seattle as Synergistic Software by Robert C. Clardy and Ann Dickens Clardy. In the IBM PC DOS era the company became known for its porting work.
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Conan: The Cimmerian, Code: Europe, The Beverly Hillbillies, Spirit of Excalibur, Warriors of Legend, NY Warriors, Homey D. Clown | |
NoSense |
Dračí Historie | |
NovaLogic, Inc.
Founded in 1985, by CEO John A. Garcia, NovaLogic Inc. is a developer and global publisher of computer games for the PC, PlayStation® and PlayStation® 2 game consoles, NINTENDO GAMECUBE and Xbox video game system.
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Armored Fist, Comanche 2, Comanche 3, Comanche: Maximum Overkill, Armored Fist 2, The Rocketeer, Werewolf | |
Novell |
Netwars | |
Novotrade Software Kft.
Appaloosa Interactive Corporation was a Hungarian game development studio founded by András Császár and Stephen J. Friedman. It was established in 1983 as Novotrade Software Kft. by 4 banks and 93 enterprises as a way to get hold of foreign currency, of which the supply was always low in the eastern bloc. The company also made computer programs and TV commercials. An office in California (USA) was also opened in 1983, possibly with the name Novotrade International LLC. When Hungary became a republic in October 1989 after shaking off the communist regime, the operations in Hungary and the USA were joined with the establishment of Novotrade International, Inc. In addition the name was changed to Appaloosa Interactive Corporation on 4th November 1996.
In the nineties the company was especially known for creating games for SEGA consoles, most notably in the Ecco the Dolphin series.
The company was closed in 2006.
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Impossible Mission II, Peter Pan, Bugs Bunny Cartoon Workshop, Wilson ProStaff Golf, Around the World in 80 Days | |
Nowhere Software |
Beyond the Abyss | |
NTIX Soft
Taff System (from Feb, 1990 to Mar, 2004) -- Former company name
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Monmallineun Tarokbeom | |
Ocean Software Ltd.
Known as Bandai Namco Entertainment UK Ltd.
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Central Intelligence, Elf, Jurassic Park, Terminator 2: Judgment Day | |
OctagonSoft Inc. |
Catch Simona in New York City | |
Odysseus Software |
Sink or Swim | |
Off The Wall Productions |
Big Business, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure | |
Oleg Demin |
Disappearing Balls | |
Omega Integral Systems |
Highway Hunter, Highway Fighter | |
Omegavision |
Crown | |
Omnitrend Software, Inc.
Omnitrend Software, Inc. was founded by Thomas R. Carbone in 1979 and is a privately held business software company that branched out into computer game development during the 1980s. The company developed the three-game Universe series, Paladin, the Breach games, and two Rules of Engagement games.
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Rules of Engagement, Rules of Engagement 2, Breach 2, Omnitrend's Paladin II | |
Open Production
Open Production (열림 기획) was a South Korean software developer. It was founded on May 20th, 1992 by Kim Eulsuk, and employed the programmers Koo Eunjoong and Lee Sanghun as well as several former employees of Zemina. Open soon became a second-party developer for Daou, which resulted in a prolific period of game production for 8-bit consoles. Open started developing PC games in late 1994.
On March 18th, 1996, a sister company called Open Tech was established. Open Tech eventually began focusing on PC hardware and network technology, while the original company concentrated on vending machines for batteries, karaoke machines, and remote-controlled fragrance dispensers before becoming defunct around 1998.
Four of the games developed by Open saw an Australian release in 1995, when HES published 4 Pak All Action.
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Hello Mr. President | |
