Microsmiths

Started by Rex Bradford and Charlie Heath after Activision closed its Boston design center [1] in the spring of 1984. [2] Was incorporated for 10 years before it closed. [3]

Research Methods: Actual mentions, interviews (see below), online resources (see Links), shared credits

Related Interviews: Rex Bradford, Charlie Heath

Amiga

• Mean 18 (US Publisher: Accolade)

Apple II

• H.E.R.O. (US Publisher: Activision)
• Mathematics Unlimited
• Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (US Publisher: Activision)

Apple IIGS

• Mean 18 (US Publisher: Accolade)

Atari ST

• Little Computer People (US Publisher: Activision)
• Mean 18 (US Publisher: Accolade)

Commodore 64

• Counting Parade (US Publisher: Spinnaker)
• Sum Ducks (US Publisher: Spinnaker)

DOS

• Mean 18 (US Publisher: Accolade)

Famicom/NES

• Drac's Night Out (unreleased) (Parker Brothers)

Macintosh

• Mean 18 (US Publisher: Accolade)

Mark III/Master System

• King's Quest: Quest for the Crown (US Publisher: Parker Brothers)

Mega Drive/Genesis

• Beanball Benny (unreleased) (Nuvision)

Did this become a game based on The Guardian Angels (New York City-based crime stopping group)? [4]

• Bimini Run (US Publisher: Nuvision)
• Jack Nicklaus' Power Challenge Golf (US/EU Publisher: Accolade)
• Swamp Thing (unreleased) (Nuvision)

Links

• Scott Stilphen Interviews Mark Lesser