Difference between revisions of "Video Soft"
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*''3D Ghost Attack'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | *''3D Ghost Attack'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | ||
*''3D Havoc'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | *''3D Havoc'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | ||
| − | *''Atom Smasher'' (unreleased) ( | + | *''Atom Smasher'' (unreleased) (Video Soft) |
| − | *''Color Bar Generator'' (US Publisher: | + | *''Color Bar Generator'' (US Publisher: Video Soft) |
*''Depth Charge'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | *''Depth Charge'' (unreleased) (Amiga) | ||
*''In Search of the Golden Skull'' (unreleased) (Mattel) [http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/goldenskull/goldenskull.htm] | *''In Search of the Golden Skull'' (unreleased) (Mattel) [http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/goldenskull/goldenskull.htm] | ||
Revision as of 15:07, 17 December 2010
Video Soft was a company in Santa Clara, California, United States, founded and headed by Jerry Lawson [1], who was previously the chief engineer behind the Fairchild Channel F system. It made games for Parker Brothers, Mattel, CBS, and Amiga. [2]
Research Methods: Online resources (see Links)
2600
- 3D Genesis (unreleased) (Amiga)
- 3D Ghost Attack (unreleased) (Amiga)
- 3D Havoc (unreleased) (Amiga)
- Atom Smasher (unreleased) (Video Soft)
- Color Bar Generator (US Publisher: Video Soft)
- Depth Charge (unreleased) (Amiga)
- In Search of the Golden Skull (unreleased) (Mattel) [3]
- Mogul Maniac (US Publisher: Amiga)
- Off Your Rocker (unreleased) (Amiga)
- S.A.C. Alert (unreleased) (Amiga)
- Scavenger Hunt (unreleased) (Amiga)
- Strafe (unreleased) (Amiga)
- Surf's Up (unreleased) (Amiga)
Links
- Digital Press game listings for Video Soft
- 2009 interview with Jerry Lawson (Vintage Computing and Gaming)
- Former Video Soft programmer Dan McElroy's resume
- Previously unreleased Video Soft games for sale
- Black Enterprise articles featuring Lawson and Video Soft [4] [5]
- Video Soft on California Corporation Registry
