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| − | + | Defunct high-tech product development consulting/manufacturing firm based in Downer's Grove, Illinois, United States. Founded by five entrepreneurs and owned by Brunswick for a while. [http://members.fortunecity.com/illini1/info/mikebelo.html] Contributed to the development of the ColecoVision system as well as developed games. Developed the operating system and bowling games for Brunswick's Bowlervision system. [http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,24365/] | |
| − | + | '''[[About:Research Methods|Research Methods]]:''' Interviews, online resources | |
===ColecoVision=== | ===ColecoVision=== | ||
*''2010: The Graphic Action Game'' (US Publisher: Coleco) | *''2010: The Graphic Action Game'' (US Publisher: Coleco) | ||
*<div style="color:red">''Cosmic Avenger'' (US Publisher: Coleco)</div> | *<div style="color:red">''Cosmic Avenger'' (US Publisher: Coleco)</div> | ||
| + | :<small>It has also been claimed that [[Gordon Martin & Associates]] developed this.</small> | ||
*''Front Line'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | *''Front Line'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | ||
*''Gorf'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | *''Gorf'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | ||
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*''Turbo'' (US Publisher: Coleco) [http://www.opcodegames.com/coleconation/coleconation_nine.pdf] | *''Turbo'' (US Publisher: Coleco) [http://www.opcodegames.com/coleconation/coleconation_nine.pdf] | ||
*''Victory'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | *''Victory'' (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics) | ||
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Revision as of 14:19, 23 April 2010
Defunct high-tech product development consulting/manufacturing firm based in Downer's Grove, Illinois, United States. Founded by five entrepreneurs and owned by Brunswick for a while. [1] Contributed to the development of the ColecoVision system as well as developed games. Developed the operating system and bowling games for Brunswick's Bowlervision system. [2]
Research Methods: Interviews, online resources
ColecoVision
- 2010: The Graphic Action Game (US Publisher: Coleco)
- Cosmic Avenger (US Publisher: Coleco)
- It has also been claimed that Gordon Martin & Associates developed this.
- Front Line (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- Gorf (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- LadyBug (US Publisher: Coleco) [3]
- Looping (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- Slither (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- Tac-Scan (unreleased) (Coleco)
- Time Pilot (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- Turbo (US Publisher: Coleco) [4]
- Victory (US Publisher: Coleco; UK/EU Publisher: CBS Electronics)
