Difference between revisions of "Imaginative Systems Software"
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| − | *''Bulldog Pinball'' (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Paul Willson | + | *''Bulldog Pinball'' (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Dr. Paul Willson [http://ftp.pigwa.net/stuff/collections/Atari%20documents/Atari%208-Bit%20Game%20Manuals/Bulldog%20Pinball.PDF]] |
*''Shuttle Intercept'' (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [John Van Ryzin] | *''Shuttle Intercept'' (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [John Van Ryzin] | ||
Revision as of 01:12, 6 June 2022
Imaginative Systems Software was a company co-founded in New Milford, New Jersey, by Dan [1] and Garry Kitchen. Garry was the president. [2] Dan and Garry were eventually hired by Activision, then co-founded Absolute Entertainment.
Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources, shared staff
2600
- Donkey Kong (under subcontract with Woodside Design Associates) (US Publisher: Coleco) [Garry Kitchen]
Apple II
- Bellhop (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Garry Kitchen, John Van Ryzin]
- Crime Stopper (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Dan Kitchen, Barry Marx]
- Crystal Caverns (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Dan Kitchen]
- Kamikaze (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [John Van Ryzin]
- Laser Bounce (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Kevin Kalkut]
- Shuttle Intercept (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [John Van Ryzin]
Atari 8-bit
- Bulldog Pinball (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [Dr. Paul Willson [3]]
- Shuttle Intercept (US Publisher: Hayden Software) [John Van Ryzin]
