Codemasters - Revision history

Dlevere at 11:08, 25 March 2016

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+UK-based '''Codemasters''' is an award winning games developer and publisher with history stretching back to the early days of consumer video game products. The studio was established in 1986 and quickly became known for titles such as the Oliver Twins' Dizzy franchise and the [[Game Genie (NES)|Game Genie]] hardware accessory. The company expanded operations in the late 90's to America and created a reputation as a leading game development company with its racing games (including the renown TOCA, Colin McRae, F1, DIRT and GRID franchises) and the Micro Machines mini-racing series. In the action category, the company has published games such as Bodycount, Operation Flashpoint, Rise of the Argonauts, and Overlord.
 In perhaps one of the greatest coincidences of all time (or perhaps not), the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once a certain Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX).
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MathUser at 01:45, 1 September 2015

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	'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.		'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.

Lazy Bastard at 21:46, 18 October 2011

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	~~Interestingly~~, the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX)~~. Hmm..~~.		In perhaps one of the greatest coincidences of all time (or perhaps not), the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once a certain Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX).

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Lazy Bastard at 21:45, 18 October 2011

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	'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.		'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.

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	Interestingly, the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX). Hmm...		Interestingly, the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX). Hmm...

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Lazy Bastard at 21:44, 18 October 2011

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	'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.		'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)\|Game Genie]] in 1990.

			Interestingly, the Lead Programmer at Codemasters was once Bryan Black. However, this apparently was not the same Bryan Black who later emerged in the GameShark hacking scene as CodeMaster (and eventually CodeMasterX, or CMX). Hmm...

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'''Codemasters''' is a British based video game development company founded in 1985. In the early 80's they primarily produced low-budget titles be eventually started producing full price games such as ''Micro Machines''. After defeating the NES lock-out chip they released the [[Game Genie (NES)|Game Genie]] in 1990.

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