WaveQuest

WaveQuest, Inc. was a developer based in San Luis Obispo, California. It was incorporated on October 4, 1993, and dissolved on December 15, 1999. Aaron J. Baker was the president.

Research Methods: Actual mentions, online resources

DOS

• Escalation (unreleased) (Gametek)

Jaguar

• Return to Crystal Castles (unreleased) (Atari) [1] [2]
• Virtual War (unreleased) (Atari) [3]

Macintosh

• Blackthorne (co-developed with Ideas from the Deep) (US Publisher: MacPlay)
• "Presentation Tools" for Mind Path Technologies (conversion) (possibly referring to the Presentation F/X software included with Mind Path products)
• Wild Cards (conversion; under subcontract with Artech?) (US Publisher: Corel)

Super Famicom/Super NES

• Bronkie the Bronchiasaurus (US Publisher: Raya Systems)
• Packy & Marlon (US Publisher: Raya Systems)

Windows

• Heat Warz (unreleased) (SegaSoft) [4]

"Multiplayer fast-paced military-themed RTS" for SegaSoft's Heat.net online gaming system

• Terra Victus (unreleased) (Ripcord Games)

?

• Stark (unreleased) [5]

"A 3D action/adventure game" made with The Motion Factory's Motivate development tool

Links

• Programmer Jeff Smith's resume on Usenet (worked on Mac conversions)
• The Retro Hour interview with game designer Scott Rogers (talks about Crystal Castles and Virtual War)