Difference between revisions of "MicroGraphicImage"
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*''Solar Fox'' (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [http://www.atariprotos.com/rumormill/5200/5200rumor.htm] | *''Solar Fox'' (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [http://www.atariprotos.com/rumormill/5200/5200rumor.htm] | ||
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*''Solar Fox'' (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [http://www.atariprotos.com/rumormill/5200/5200rumor.htm] | *''Solar Fox'' (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [http://www.atariprotos.com/rumormill/5200/5200rumor.htm] | ||
*''Spelunker'' (US Publisher: MicroGraphicImage, Brøderbund) | *''Spelunker'' (US Publisher: MicroGraphicImage, Brøderbund) |
Revision as of 12:19, 27 September 2012
MicroGraphicImage (MGI) was a publisher and developer started by former Apollo employees Tim Martin and Robert Barber with money made from developing Halloween for the Atari 2600 [1] for VSS. [2] Though Spelunker is its most famous game, MGI also performed contract development for Brøderbund, Parker Brothers, and CBS Electronics. [3]
Research Methods: Online resources (see Links)
2600
- Halloween (under subcontract with VSS) (US Publisher: Wizard Video Games)
5200
- Solar Fox (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [4]
Atari 8-bit
- Solar Fox (unreleased) (CBS Electronics) [5]
- Spelunker (US Publisher: MicroGraphicImage, Brøderbund)
Commodore 64
- Spelunker (US Publisher: Brøderbund)
TI-99/4A
- Choplifter! (unreleased) (Texas Instruments) [6]