Xonox

Xonox was a division of K-tel International that published video games. Below is a list of Xonox (K-tel Software on C64) games, along with the developer and staff of each version.

• Artillery Duel

2600 Version Developed by Action Graphics

Programmed by John Perkins?

ColecoVision Version Developed by Action Graphics

Programmed by Michael Schwartz

Commodore 64 Version Developed by ?

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

Programmed by Jerry Brinson

• Chuck Norris Superkicks

2600 Version Developed by VSS

Programmed by Robert Weatherby

ColecoVision Version Developed by VSS

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Boone

Programmed by Rebecca Heineman

VIC-20 Version Developed by Boone

Programmed by Rebecca Heineman

• Ghost Manor

2600 Version Developed by Beck-Tech

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Human Engineered Software

Programmed by Jonathan Creighton

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

• Ice Palace

ColecoVision Version (Unreleased) Developed by ?

Programmed by Anthony R. Henderson

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Interplay for Product Guild

• It's Only Rock 'n Roll

ColecoVision Version Developed by Emag

Commodore 64 Version Developed by ?

Programmed by Kevin Smith?

ZX Spectrum Version Developed by ?

Programmed by Kevin Smith?

• Motocross Racer

2600 Version Developed by Product Guild

Programmed by Anthony R. Henderson

ColecoVision Version Developed by VSS

Programmed by Robert Weatherby

Commodore 64 Version Developed by ?

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

• Red Razzberry's Spelling Bee (C64)

Developed by Soft Magic?

• Robin Hood

2600 Version Developed by Computer Magic

ColecoVision Version Developed by Computer Magic

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Computer Magic

VIC-20 Version Developed by Boone

Programmed by Rebecca Heineman

• Sir Lancelot

2600 Version Developed by Product Guild

Programmed by Anthony R. Henderson

ColecoVision Version Developed by VSS

Programmed by Robert Weatherby

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Product Guild

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

• Slurpy

ColecoVision Version Developed by Emag?

Commodore 64 Version (Original?) Developed by Random Games/Easyware?

• Spike's Peak

2600 Version Developed by Beck-Tech

Commodore 64 Version Developed by Human Engineered Software

Programmed by Lawrence Holland

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

• Tomarc the Barbarian

2600 Version Developed by Product Guild

Programmed by Anthony R. Henderson

ColecoVision Version Developed by ?

Commodore 64 Version Developed by ?

VIC-20 Version Developed by ?

• Word Feud

ColecoVision Version Developed by Emag

Commodore 64 Version (Original) Programmed by Michael Crick