Gaming Partners
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3DRealms Entertainment, a division of Apogee, specializes in creating games using the leading 3D technology, and nothing else. 3DRealms uses the "Apogee Model," pioneered by Apogee, which is the gaming industry's multi-episode method of marketing shareware games.
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Accolade Inc. is a leading publisher of interactive entertainment software. Accolade publishes action/adventure and sports games for personal computers and next generation gaming systems, such as the PlayStation game console and Sega Saturn. In 1996, Accolade plans to develop more than 20 new action and sports games.
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Blizzard Entertainment is a premier publisher of next-generation entertainment software. Since establishing the Blizzard label in 1994, the company has quickly become one of the most popular and well-respected makers of computer games.
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Eidos Interactive is a cutting edge video technology company that has rapidly grown to become a leading entertainment software publisher, with its video compression technology positioning it for further dynamic growth. Eidos and its wide-ranging development groups, including Domark Software, Simis and the CentreGold group, have created exciting role-playing games, resource management titles, strategy games, arcade action and fighting titles, and flight simulations.
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ICE Online stands for "Interactive Computer Entertainment" Online. ICE Online is an entertainment software developer of both retail products and multiplayer games for the Internet. ICE Online runs its own text MUD called The Majic Realm, while also providing business Internet access, Web publishing, and custom programming services. ICE Online's products include a game-delivery system, The Games Room; Tank Warrior; L5 Assault; and the graphical 3-D Medieval RPG Twilight Lands, developed for online multiplayer gaming with the Total Entertainment Network.
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id Software Inc. has become the torchbearer of what's hot in the game industry -- immersive, frenetic, and instantly-gratifying games that push user involvement to a whole new level. Id writes games that are cool, games they want to play. And, because of id's phenomenal success with titles such as Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Doom II, Heretic, and QUAKE, its games have been ported to virtually every gaming and computer platform.
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MicroProse-Spectrum HoloByte, Inc. is one of the world's largest publishers of PC entertainment and a recognized trailblazer in 3D simulation. Their product portfolio includes simulated storytelling products, racing sim titles, air combat simulations, award-winning strategy games, and action/ flying games. All of the company's titles are marketed under the MicroProse brand name.
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Monolith Productions, Inc. was founded in 1994 to produce fantastic entertainment, from software products showcasing engaging content, to music, movies and commercials. The founding members of Monolith had a vision -- produce quality content, no matter what the price. Their products include the Monolith CD, a compilation of games, music, soundtracks and demos that showed off their broad talent base of artists, engineers and sound designers.
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Papyrus Design Group was established in 1987 as an entertainment software developer and publisher specializing in highly realistic, graphically intense, fully licensed racing simulations. Its first simulation, Indianapolis 500: The Simulation, was published by Electronic Arts in 1989. The company's flagship product, IndyCar Racing, was released in November 1993 and has garnered multiple top industry awards. NASCAR Racing, released in November 1994, is the company's third award-winning production. Papyrus was acquired by Sierra On-Line in the fall of 1995.
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Sierra On-Line is one of the original developers and largest worldwide publishers of interactive entertainment, productivity and educational software. The company recently merged with CUC International, a technology driven, membership services company that provides access to travel, shopping, auto, dining, home improvement, financial and other services to 62.5 million consumers worldwide. The company's common stock is traded on the NYSE under the symbol CU. Sierra's corporate headquarters are located in Bellevue, WA.
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Strategic Simulations, Inc. published its first software product, Computer Bismarck, on the Apple II. Today, 17 years later, SSI has over 80 employees at its Sunnyvale, CA headquarters. Through the years, SSI has published more than 150 games (over 470 versions in total) for many different platforms, from the Atari ST and Commodore 64/128, to the Amiga, IBM PC CD-ROM, 3DO, Macintosh and Sony Playstation.
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Westwood Studios, Inc. is a premier developer and publisher of games and entertainment software. Thanks to an experienced staff, creative environment, and clear leadership, Westwood has developed hit after hit, and is known for its quality and foresight. By combining cutting edge technology, enchanting graphics, and superior game design, Westwood has become a leading force in the world of interactive software.
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