British video game developer
Supersonic Software Ltd. is a British video game developer based in Leamington Spa, England. It was founded by former Codemasters employee Peter Williamson.[2] It was acquired by Miniclip in 2021.[3]
Games developed
Year |
Game |
Platform(s)
|
1993 |
Linus Spacehead's Cosmic Crusade |
Amiga, MS-DOS, Game Gear, Master System, Mega Drive
|
1994 |
Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament[4] |
MS-DOS,[4] Sega Mega Drive[4]
|
1995 |
Micro Machines Turbo Tournament '96[4] |
Sega Mega Drive[4]
|
1996 |
Micro Machines Military[4]
|
Supersonic Racers[4] |
PlayStation[4]
|
1998 |
Circuit Breakers[4]
|
1999 |
Pong: The Next Level[4] |
Windows,[4] PlayStation[4]
|
2000 |
Breakout[4]
|
2002 |
Antz Extreme Racing[4] |
Windows,[4] PlayStation 2,[4] Xbox[4]
|
2003 |
Starsky & Hutch |
GameCube, Xbox
|
2004 |
Mashed[5] |
Windows,[5] PlayStation 2,[5] Xbox[5]
|
2005 |
Circuit Blasters |
PlayStation 2
|
2006 |
Puzzle Challenge: Crosswords and More |
PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii
|
Micro Machines V4[6] |
Windows,[6] Nintendo DS,[6] PlayStation 2,[6] PlayStation Portable[6]
|
2007 |
Spelling Challenges and More! |
Nintendo DS, PlayStation Portable
|
2008 |
Emergency Mayhem[7] |
Wii[7]
|
2012 |
Wrecked: Revenge Revisited[8] |
PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade
|
Top Gear: Stunt School Revolution[9] |
iOS, Android
|
2013 |
World's Biggest Wordsearch[10]
|
2014 |
Top Gear: Race The Stig [11]
|
World's Biggest Sudoku [12]
|
World's Biggest Crossword [13]
|
2015 |
World's Biggest Jigsaw [14]
|
Picture Cross [15]
|
2016 |
World's Biggest Mahjong [16]
|
World's Biggest Solitaire [17]
|
One Clue Crossword [18]
|
Celebrity Gems [19]
|
2017 |
Picture Perfect Crossword [20]
|
Crossword Climber [21]
|
2018 |
Puzzle Page [22]
|
References
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