Enter-Tech
From Game Developer Research Institute
Oregon-based Tuni Electro Services, Inc. (TES) was started by James Thuney [1] in 1981. The company had a video game operation in Tempe, Arizona, that consisted of development, sales and marketing [2], and a 12,000-square-foot factory. A 13,000-square-foot factory was located in Vancouver, Washington. [3]
TES eventually went bankrupt. Its assets were purchased and reorganized, and the company was renamed Enter-Tech, Ltd. [4]
Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources
2600
- Arkyology (unreleased) (Sparrow)
- Staff: Paul Walters, George Hefner, Rick Harris (programmers); Barb Ultis (graphic designer) [5]
- Dazzler [Unitronics Expander] (unreleased) (Unitronics)
- David and Goliath (unreleased) (Sparrow)
- Staff: Rick Harris (lead programmer); Andy Teague (programming help); Barb Ultis (graphic designer) [6]
- Those Little Buggers [Unitronics Expander] (unreleased) (Unitronics)
- Treasure Hunt [Unitronics Expander] (unreleased) (Unitronics)
The Expander from Unitronics was an unreleased add-on that used cassette tapes, similar to the Starpath Supercharger. [7]
Arcade
- 5 card draw video poker approved by Nevada Gaming Control Board (Casino Coin Company)
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer) [8]
- The Berenstain Bears in Big Paw's Cave (Moppet Video)
- Staff: Rick Harris (programmer) [9]
- Desert Race (Moppet Video)
- El Grande: 5 Card Draw
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer) [10]
- High Rollers
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer) [11]
- Jackpot Joker Poker
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer) [12]
- Noah's Ark (Moppet Video)
- Popeye (unreleased) (Moppet Video)
- Staff: George Hefner, Paul Walters (programmers) [13]
- Reaction
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer) [14]
- Tugboat (Moppet Video)
- Staff: Paul Walters (programmer); Cash Olsen (additional graphics hardware) [15]
