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RachelDrawsThis
Team17 Digital
Sonnet
Bug-Byte Software
Bug-Byte Software Ltd. was started by Tony Baden and Tony Milner in 1980 publishing for the Sinclair ZX81, although the company quickly moved on to a full range of systems popular in the UK. They were later bought out by Argus Press Software Ltd., who used the name for a budget line consisting mostly of reissues.
Grandslam Entertainments
It was formed in late 1987 from the ashes of Argus Press Software by former Argus Managing Director, Stephen Hall and close friend David C. Dudman. Grandslam developed and published many games for home computers during the 1980s and 1990s. Originally based in central London, the offices were relocated to Croydon in 1990.
Pointsoft
Pointsoft S.A. was a French video game publisher, it had subsidiaries in Germany (Pointsoft Gmbh) and Spain (Puntosoft). The company went bankrupt in 2005 after failing to find a buyer.
Squeaky Wheel Studio
Squeaky Wheel Studio is an independent game development studio, co-developer, and publishing partner of indie management/strategy/simulation games for the PC. Founded by a team of 3 in 2015, it is currently operated by BAFTA Award winning Filipino artist and entrepreneur Ryan Sumo.
Novitas Publishing
Riki
Midway Games West
IBM
Spice+
Halfbrick Studios
Founded in 2001, Halfbrick has been on the forefront of the Australian game development industry for many years. From humble beginnings developing licensed titles for platforms such as GBA, DS and PSP, we have expanded our portfolio with a range of hugely successful, independently released games on multiple platforms. With the success of Fruit Ninja on iPhone and iPad, Halfbrick has catapulted to become one of the most well known indie developers in the world, proving that a little dev down under has the world class skills needed to make a big splash on the global market.
Dongleware
MetroGames