| Company name | Description | Games |
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Bluemoon Interactive
Bluemoon Interactive hails from Estonia, and is best known for the SkyRoads lineage of futuristic racing games. Their latest game project was Thunder Brigade, which didn't become a commercial hit because of the lack of gameplay testing time. The company's team was also instrumental in writing the software for the popular file-sharing program KaZaA and peer-to-peer Internet telephony software Skype.
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SkyRoads - Xmas Special | |
BlueSky Software, Inc.
BlueSky Software or BlueSky Software Corporation was an American software company situated in California formed in 1988 and had a successful run for 12 years before closing down in March of 2001, when parent company Interplay was in financial trouble. The BlueSky trademark was still owned by Titus Interactive until bankruptcy closed their doors in 2004.
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Hare Raising Havoc, Arachnophobia | |
BMB Compuscience |
The Red Baron | |
Bob Cristello |
The Rescue of Lorri in Lorrinitron | |
Bob Lancaster |
MicroLink Push Your Luck, MicroLink Shut the Box, MicroLink Yaht | |
BOCC Software |
Dodgem | |
Bonsai Entertainment, Inc. |
Barbie Super Model | |
Bookup, Inc. |
Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess | |
Box Office
Box Office released budget games in the mid to late 80's. You'd usually find these games at places like Kmart, and they rarely sold for more than seven or ten dollars.
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Alf's Party Kit, Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, High Rollers | |
Brad Hinchlife |
Red Alert | |
Brad Miller |
Hero | |
Brad P. Taylor |
Fallout | |
Brad P. Taylor, LLC |
Beyond Columns | |
Brad Perolis |
Bomb Seeker | |
Brain Bug |
Lollypop | |
BrainBank, Inc. |
Mystery Master: Felony!, Mystery Master: Murder by the Dozen | |
BrandGames |
Taco Bell: Tasty Temple Challenge | |
BRAYFORD & ASSOCIATES PTY. LTD. |
Yacht Racing Simulator | |
Brian A. Rice, Inc.
Brian A. Rice, Inc. was a third party development house, located in the southwest suburbs of Chicago, that did PC and console development.
Brian A. Rice, Inc. began as a developer of educational software for the Apple II... as the PC emerged the company moved into gaming, doing titles for Mindscape and Activision... eventually console titles were developed for companies like SEGA, Atari, Activision, and Sunsoft.
The company was started in 1981 and lasted to early 1996... as success came to the company, so did an increase in the number of titles and workload... finding additional talent and budgets to match the workload proved to be the downfall of the company.
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Tongue of the Fatman, Willow, Monte Carlo Baccarat, The Sesame Street Crayon: Letters For You, The Sesame Street Crayon: Opposites Attract | |
Brian Tieman @ Tim Musa |
The Dragon Sword | |
