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Atari
Formerly Infogrames, who bought companies Ocean, Microprose, and Hasbro Interactive. All of these companies have published Team17 titles, saving me three spots on the Links page. |
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Capcom
These guys worked alongside Team17 to produce the Japanese version of Team17's PSone exclusive, X2. They're also famous for a whole bunch of other games, including Resident Evil, Street Fighter and Mega Man. |
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ClickBOOM
Developers of Amiga beat 'em up Capital Punishment and best known for porting Quake to the Amiga, these guys were also responsible for the AMiga port of Team17's Nightlong - Union City Conspiracy. |
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Codemasters
Publishers of Miami Chase back in 1990, and Worms 4: Mayhem in 2005. |
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Epic Games
Developers of Silverball, better known for developing the Unreal engine and games. |
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Feral Interactive
The company who ported both Worms Blast and Worms 3D to the Mac. Personally, I think the Mac Worms 3D boxart looks better. |
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Focus Multimedia
Budget publishers in the UK with strong ties to Ubisoft, they have re-released both Worms World Party and Worms Blast (WWP has since gone to Sold Out). |
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Green Pepper
Budget PC game publisher in Germany who have published Worms 2, Worms Armageddon and Worms World Party under their label. |
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Hyperion Entertainment
Acquired the license to port Worms Armageddon to the Amiga back in 1999/2000, however the project was cancelled for unknown reasons. |
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JamieWoodhouse.co.uk
The guy who created both Qwak and ATR, and someone who has been developing games for over 20 years. He has also made a GBA version of Qwak which is available for purchase. |
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Majesco Entertainment
A US-only publisher of videogames, apparently. They published Worms 4: Mayhem stateside, and it also looks as though they have links with THQ. |
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Mastertronic Group
Owners of Sold Out Software, they also published Worms 3D under their "PC Gamer" budget label, and Worms Forts: Under Siege under their "M.A.D" label. |
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Microsoft
This relatively small company are responsible for a range of consoles called "Xbox" - you might have heard of them. They're also the publishers of Worms HD. |
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Rockpool Games
Developers of Worms Golf, Worms Forts: Under Siege and Worms 2006 for Java-Enabled Mobile Phones. |
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Sega Europe
Publishers of Worms 3D and Worms Forts: Under Siege in the UK and Europe. Check out Sega Europe's Worms 3D page. |
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Sega US
Publishers of Worms 3D Special Edition for X-Box in the States. |
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Sold Out Software
Games of varying quality at a suspiciously low price. So far they've redistributed every Worms game up to Worms 3D (excluding Blast), as well as World Rally Fever. |
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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe
Publishers of Lemmings for all Sony consoles. |
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The Code Monkeys
These guys were in charge of the PSone port of Worms World Party. Developers mainly of Disney-alike games for the PSone and PS2. |
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THQ
Publishers of Worms: Open Warfare. |
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THQ Wireless
Publishers of Worms, Worms Golf and Worms Forts: Under Siege for Java-Enabled Mobile Phones. |
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TryMedia
These chaps sell some of Team 17's games via the Internet, and while they provide the easiest method of buying Team 17's games, they're difficult to patch should the need arise. |
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Two Tribes
Dutch developer responsible for the N-gage port of Worms World Party and, more recently, the DS version of Worms Open Warfare 2. |
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Ubisoft
Publishers of Worms Blast on all formats, the PSone and GBA versions of Worms World Party, and the Worms Battle Pack. They are also the parent company of Blue Byte, original worldwide publisher of Apidya. |
