Ocean of America

Ocean of America, Inc. was the American subsidiary of British game company Ocean. It was founded in May 1990 and located in San Jose, California. [1] Around 1992, members of Painting by Numbers, a British developer that had a close relationship with Ocean, were brought in to help set up a development team. After Ocean was bought out by Infogrames in 1996, the team was laid off and development work (namely Mission: Impossible for Nintendo 64 and PC) was moved to France.

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources, shared staff

Game Boy

• Jurassic Park (US/EU Publisher: Ocean)

Sound: Ocean UK

Mega Drive/Genesis

• Lobo (unreleased) (Ocean)

Sound: Fat Box; Some Clay Modeling, Some 3D Modeling: Metropolis Digital; Some Model Digitization: Viewpoint DataLabs; Motion Capture: Biovision

NES

• Jurassic Park (US/EU Publisher: Ocean)

Sound: Ocean UK

Saturn

• Waterworld (unreleased) (Ocean)

Super Famicom/Super NES

• The Flintstones (US Publisher: Ocean)

Sound: Ocean UK

• Jurassic Park (US/EU Publisher: Ocean; JP Publisher: Jaleco)

Additional Programming, Additional Graphics, Sound: Ocean UK

• Lobo (unreleased) (Ocean)

Programming: High Performance Games; Some Clay Modeling, Some 3D Modeling: Metropolis Digital; Some Model Digitization: Viewpoint DataLabs; Motion Capture: Biovision; Music Driver: Chip Level Designs; Some Graphics?: Park Place Productions

Virtual Boy

• Waterworld (US Publisher: Ocean)

Sound: Ocean UK

Windows

• Where's Waldo Screen Saver (?) [2]