Curlie

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A'n'F Software

This company was the one responsible for the ever-living-and-known Chuckie Egg, the famous game of a hero running from wild ducks and collecting giant eggs.

A. N. A. L. O. G. Computing

Actually a magazine, the title of which actually stands for Atari Newsletter And a Lot Of Games.

Aardvark

Produced a series of arcade games apart from their adventures.

Abersoft

Developer of games such as Mazeman, Spectroid Storm, Steel Monkeys, Viridian Dilemma, Wizard's Warriors, and World Championship Boxing Manager '97.

Abstract Concepts

A label of Delta 4 for their serious adventures.

Access Software

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Acclaim

Acclaim Entertainment is worldwide developer and publisher of software for Nintendo, Sony, Sega, and personal computer hardware systems. Acclaim is also developing products on current and next-generation gaming platforms, including Sega Dreamcast, Playstation®2 computer entertainment system, Nintendo Dolphin, and Microsoft X-Box.

Acclaim entered Chapter 7 Bankruptcy (liquidation) in August, 2004.

Accolade

Accolade has been absorbed by Atari.

Acme Software

Publishers of Altair 4 on the Commodore 64.

Acornsoft

Acornsoft made games for the BBC Micro.

Activision

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Addictive

Addictive is the company behind strategy games such as the Football Manager series and President.

Addison-Wesley

Addison-Wesley ported some Melbourne House adventures to PC and Apple II.

Adventions

Writes adventures in TADS.

Adventure Company, The

Developer and publisher of a variety of PC games including Arabian Nights, Broken Sword and Timescape.

Adventure International

Adventure International was founded by Scott Adams in 1979. The Adventure International games are mainly verb-noun, but had exciting plots and were well-designed. When Adventure International went bankrupt in 1985, the copyrights for the games were part of the bankruptcy proceedings and were taken over by the bank. Meanwhile those licenses expired and all rights went back to Scott Adams.

Aegis Developments

The company behind Arazok's Tomb.

Airwave Adventures

The company behind The Case of the Cautious Condor for Amiga and CDTV.

Akella

Game and software developer based in Russia. Their titles includes Pirates of the Caribbean, Privateer's Bounty: Age of Sail II and The I of the Dragon.

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Alchemist Research

A Sinclair user group that now owns the right to games from various companies such as Gremlin Graphics.

Alligata Software Ltd

They were located in Sheffield, UK and also release games on their budget label called Rino.

Alternate Source, The

This was a very early company (beginning of 1980s?) which made a variety of things for the TRS-80 (usually named with TAS as an acronym). One of their products was The Adventure System, which was basically a Scott Adams adventure system. It could play his adventures and had support for writing your own. They also published at least two adventures of reasonable size with the package, and there were at least 25 more distributed in a package.

Amazing Media

Makers of Frankenstein, through the eyes of the monster and Mummy, tomb of the pharaoh.

American Eagle Software, Inc

They distribute Phoenix Software.

Amuze

Amuze is a Stockholm based company founded in 1996.

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Angelsoft, Inc

Made adventures for PC and Apple II. They are or have been distributed by Mindscape, Inc.

Anirog

The company behind Catacombs for the Commodore 64.

Apocalypse

The company behind the german adventure game Wolfen.

Apogee

Published the Commander Keen series and other shareware games.

Apogee Software, Ltd.

Apogee Software, Ltd. started releasing games in 1987 and created the "Apogee model" of shareware marketing, in which only a part of a full game is released as shareware as an advertisement for the full game. Apogee was also the first shareware games publisher and the first company to include cheat features in PC games. In 1994, 3D Realms was created as a division of the company, and became it's main focus in 1996. Pinball Wizards is also a division of the company, created in 1997. The company has a long history of working with id Software and using that company's technologies.

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Application Services Company, Inc

They were located in Wichita, Kansas, USA and published a pretty faithful version of the original adventure by Crowther and Woods.

ArenaNet

ArenaNet is a video game developer and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of NCsoft, Corporation.

Argonaut Games

Has been developing games since 1984 starting on the Commodore 64.

Argus Press Software Ltd

They also published games under the labels Again Again, Grandslam Entertainments Ltd, Mind Games and Shades. The rights to their games is held by Argus Press PLC.

Ariolasoft

Ariolasoft distribute PK Soft and Dragonware Games.

Arla

Actually one of the larger Swedish dairies, but they have released at least one game.

Artic Computing

Artic Computing published adventure games for the ZX81 and ZX Spectrum.

Artifact Entertainment

Scottsdale, AZ based software development company that specializes in multiplayer games.

Projects include the MMORPG Horizons and the mutliplayer 3D dungeon adventure Demise.

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Artworx

US company that released Gwendolyn for the Atari 8-bit.

Art Department

Art Department is the company behind Das Telekommando kehrt zurück and Bifi II - Action in Hollywood.

ARUSH Entertainment

ARUSH Entertainment is the creator if various games, including Duke Nukem - Manhattan Project and Fear Factor.

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ASP Software Ltd

UK company that wrote some game for the ZX Spectrum.

Atari

A global publisher INFOGRAMES is one of the world's top-five publishers and distributors of video games for Nintendo, Sega and Sony platforms and for PC CD-ROMs and Mac hardware, as well as all interactive digital television platforms, mobile smart devices (WAP, HDML) and in-flight entertainment systems.

Owns global licenses for such titles as Warner Bros.' "Looney Tunes", Paramount's "Mission Impossible", Nike's Ronaldo and the Brazilian national soccer team, and the "24 hours of Le Mans".