Difference between revisions of "VSS"
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*''Campaign '84'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | *''Campaign '84'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | ||
| + | *''Chuck Norris Superkicks'' (US Publisher: Xonox) | ||
*''Gust Buster'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | *''Gust Buster'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | ||
*''Rolloverture'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | *''Rolloverture'' (US Publisher: Sunrise Software) | ||
Revision as of 09:18, 26 January 2010
VSS ("Video Software Specialists") was a Dallas, Texas-based company started by four former Apollo employees including Ed Salvo, Terry Grantham, and Mike Smith. The company developed games for CBS Electronics, Xonox, Sunrise Software, and Wizard Video Games. [1]
Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources (see Links)
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- Chuck Norris Superkicks (US Publisher: Xonox)
- Glacier Patrol (US Publisher: Telegames)
- Halloween (US Publisher: Wizard Video Games)
- Subcontracted to fellow ex-Apollo programmers Tim Martin and Robert Barber, who used the contract to fund the founding of MicroGraphicImage. [2]
- Mountain King (US Publisher: CBS Electronics)
- Quest for Quintana Roo (US Publisher: Sunrise Software)
- Snowplow (unreleased) (Sunrise Software) [3]
- The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (US Publisher: Wizard Video Games)
ColecoVision
- Campaign '84 (US Publisher: Sunrise Software)
- Chuck Norris Superkicks (US Publisher: Xonox)
- Gust Buster (US Publisher: Sunrise Software)
- Rolloverture (US Publisher: Sunrise Software)
- Quest for Quintana Roo (US Publisher: Sunrise Software)
Unknown
- Educational game with a penguin on ice (Sunrise Software)
