Syndein Systems

Syndein Systems, Incorporated (incorporated on November 21, 1983 [1]) provided total system solutions to the entertainment and aerospace industries. [2] It was originally co-founded by Rich Ward and Rich Sidley as Rich and Rich Synergistic Enterprises LTD Inc. Other owners and officers were Ken Sidley, CPA and Doug Seele.

Research Methods: Interviews, online resources

Atari 8-bit

• Spy Hunter (US Publisher: Sega; UK Publisher: U.S. Gold) [Frank Hill]

Commodore 64

• Apple Cider Spider (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [R.B. Stuart]
• Lunar Leeper (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [Dr. Robert D. Rasmussen]
• Spy Hunter (US Publisher: Sega; UK Publisher U.S. Gold) [R.B. Stuart]
• Threshold (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [R.B. Stuart]

TI-99/4A

• Battlezone (unreleased) (Atarisoft)
• Centipede (US Publisher: Atarisoft) [James G. Landowski]
• Cannonball Blitz (unreleased) (Sierra On-Line)
• Dig Dug (US Publisher: Atarisoft) [James G. Landowski]
• Spy Hunter (unreleased) (Sega) [Ross Beers]
• Zaxxon (unreleased) (Sega)

VIC-20

• Cannonball Blitz (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [Jon Newbill]
• Centipede (US Publisher: Atarisoft)
• Dig Dug (US Publisher: Atarisoft) [Susan Lucks]
• Donkey Kong (US Publisher: Atarisoft) [Jon Newbill]
• Frogger (US Publisher: Parker Brothers)
• Lunar Leeper (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [Dr. Robert D. Rasmussen]
• Moon Patrol (US Publisher: Atarisoft)
• Ms. Pac-Man (US Publisher: Atarisoft)
• Pole Position (US Publisher: Atarisoft)
• Threshold (US Publisher: Sierra On-Line) [Susan Lucks]