NuFX

NuFX, Inc. was a development company in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, near Chicago, founded by Lou Haehn and Patrick Quinn. [1] It was incorporated on March 9, 1990. (Illinois records) After a long relationship with Electronic Arts, NuFX was acquired by the game giant in February 2004 [2] and then "kind of merged" [3] with EA Canada's Fight Night team to form EA Chicago. [4]

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources, shared staff

3DO

• PGA Tour 96 (co-developed with Hitmen Productions) (US Publisher: Electronic Arts)

Game Gear

• MTV's Beavis and Butt-Head (US/EU Publisher: Viacom New Media)

Music: Byte-Size Sound

• Surf Ninjas (US Publisher: Sega)

Music: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

• Taz-Mania (US/EU Publisher: Sega; BR Publisher: Tec Toy)

GameCube

• NBA Street (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square)
• NBA Street Vol. 2 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts) [5]

Jaguar

• HardBall III (unreleased) (Atari)

At some point, it was decided to make HardBall 4 instead, and the game was turned over to High Voltage Software. ^{[citation needed]}

Lynx

• Eye of the Beholder (unreleased) (Atari)
• Hard Drivin' (US Publisher: Atari)
• Hydra (US Publisher: Atari)
• Robo-Squash (US Publisher: Atari)
• Rygar (US Publisher: Atari)
• Steel Talons (US Publisher: Atari)
• Turbo Sub (US Publisher: Atari)
• Xybots (US Publisher: Atari)

Mega Drive/Genesis

• Crüe Ball (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Victor; BR Publisher: Tec Toy)

Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

• Knights in the Sky (unreleased) (MicroProse) [6]
• Mall Rats (unreleased) (The Software Toolworks) [7] [8]

Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

• NBA Live 97 (co-developed with Hitmen Productions/Canada]) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; BR Publisher: Tec Toy)

Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

• Payne Stewart Pro Golf (unreleased) (Time Warner Interactive)
• PGA Tour 96 (co-developed with Hitmen Productions) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• Super Baseball 2020 / 2020 Super Baseball (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Victor)

[Some?] Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

Nintendo 64

• NBA Live 99 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NBA Live 2000 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)

Other

• Virtual Warriors (virtual pet) (Cooltec) [9]

PlayStation

• FIFA Football 2004 / FIFA Soccer 2004 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (EU/US Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NBA Live 2000 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square)
• NBA Live 2001 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NBA Live 2002 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NBA Live 2003 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• PGA Tour 98 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)

PlayStation 2

• Fight Night 2004 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU/AU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NBA Live 2001 (some additional programming?) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square) [10]

Developer: Electronic Arts Canada

• NBA Live 2002 (some additional programming?) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square)

Developer: Electronic Arts Canada

• NBA Street (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square)
• NBA Street Vol. 2 / NBA Street 2: Dunk Tengoku (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/JP/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NCAA March Madness 2002 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US Publisher: Electronic Arts)
• NCAA March Madness 2003 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US Publisher: Electronic Arts)

Super Famicom/Super NES

• NBA Live 97 (co-developed with Hitmen Productions/Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)

Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

Windows

• Aaron vs. Ruth: Battle of the Big Bats (US Publisher: Mindscape)

Game Concept and Design: Barr Entertainment; Motion Capture: BioVision; Sound: Schmidt Entertainment Technologies

• Garou Densetsu 3: Road to the Final Victory / Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory (additional development) (JP Publisher: GameBank; US Publisher: WizardWorks)

Developer: Kinesoft

• NBA Live 2001 (some additional programming?) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)

Developer: Electronic Arts Canada

• Raiden II (JP Publisher: GameBank)

Production, Additional Programming: Kinesoft

• Shin Samurai Spirits: Haohmaru Jigokuhen / Samurai Shodown 2 (additional development) (JP Publisher: GameBank; US Publisher: CyberFront)

Developer: Kinesoft

Xbox

• Fight Night 2004 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU/AU Publisher: Electronic Arts) [11]
• NBA Live 2002 (some additional programming?) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts; JP Publisher: Electronic Arts Square)

Developer: Electronic Arts Canada

• NBA Street Vol. 2 (co-developed with Electronic Arts Canada) (US/EU Publisher: Electronic Arts)

?

• Phantasmagoria III (unreleased)

An unsolicited pitch by Mark Flitman when he was working at NuFX. Probably never went into development. [12]

Links

• Official website (Internet Archive Wayback Machine)