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Brøderbund Software
Founded: 1980
Defunct: 1999
Headquarters: Eugene, Oregon, United States

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Brøderbund Software, Inc. was an American video game developer most known for their popular home computer games like Lode Runner and Prince of Persia.

Company

In May 1997, Brøderbund established a gaming division, known as Red Orb Entertainment[1] (Red Orb being the first six letters of Brøderbund, spelt backwards). The following year, Brøderbund was purchased by The Learning Company, and Red Orb was merged into Mindscape. Mindscape's sale to Mattel in 2000 made Red Orb a Mattel brand. It ceased to exist at some point in 2001.

After Brøderbund's shutdown, their intellectual properties were sold to companies like Ubisoft (which acquired Prince of Persia) and Tozai Games (which acquired Spelunker and Lode Runner).

Softography

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PC-100

PC-8001 mkII

PC-6001

PC-6601

PC-6601 SR

PC-6001 mkII

PC-8801

PC-8801 mkII SR

PC-9801

PC-9801 E

PC-9801 F

PC-9801 U

PC-9801 VF

PC Engine

Super CD-ROM²

PC-9821

References

  1. http://www.redorb.com/about/redorb.html (Wayback Machine: 1998-01-22 15:41)
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