Virgin Interactive

Former British video game publisher

Companybusiness video game publisherQ1481820

Also known as Virgin Mastertronic International · Virgin Games · Virgin Interactive Entertainment

Founded: 1983
Headquarters: London
, Irvine
Country: United Kingdom
, United States
Industry: video game industry
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1.Stated in MobyGames“Avalon Interactive”Retrieved 2018-07-07
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Avalon Interactive Group, Ltd., formerly known as Virgin Interactive (Entertainment), was a British video game distributor based within Europe that formerly traded as the video game publishing and distributing division of British conglomerate the Virgin Group.

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NanoTek Warrior(1997)
CrimeWave(1997)
The Tone Rebellion(1997)
Screamer Rally(1997)
Ignition(1997)
Bloody Roar(1997)
Hardline(1996)
Spot Goes To Hollywood(1996)
Toonstruck(1996)
Command & Conquer: Red Alert(1996)
Grid Runner(1996)
Black Dawn(1996)
Screamer 2(1996)
Broken Sword: The Shadow of the Templars(1996)
Harvester(1996)
Time Commando(1996)
Z(1996)
Creature Shock(1996)
Ultimate Yahtzee(1996)
NHL Powerplay '96(1996)
Clandestiny(1996)
Scorched Planet(1996)
Zone Raiders(1995)
The 11th Hour(1995)
World Masters Golf(1995)
Rendering Ranger: R2(1995)
F1 Challenge(1995)
Screamer(1995)
Get Ready for School, Charlie Brown!(1995)
The Mask(1995)
Gourmet Warriors(1995)
Command & Conquer(1995)
Lost Eden(1995)
Mortal Coil: Adrenalin Intelligence(1995)
Super Dany(1995)
Hodj 'n' Podj(1995)
The Daedalus Encounter(1995)
Sensible Golf(1995)
Ascendancy(1995)
Earthworm Jim 2(1995)
Battle Jockey(1994)
Demolition Man(1994)
The Lion King(1994)
Doom II(1994)
Spot: The Cool Adventure(1994)
Apocalypse(1994)
Overlord(1994)
The Legend of Kyrandia: Malcolm's Revenge(1994)
Dino Dini's Soccer(1994)
Young Merlin(1994)
Heart of the Alien(1994)
Cannon Fodder 2(1994)
Earthworm Jim(1994)
Earthworm Jim(1994)
Disney's Aladdin(1993)
Super Caesars Palace(1993)
Cool Spot(1993)
Super Slap Shot(1993)
Super Slam Dunk(1993)
Chi Chi's Pro Challenge Golf(1993)
European Club Soccer(1993)
The Terminator(1993)
IndyCar Racing(1993)
Dino Dini's Goal(1993)
Color a Dinosaur(1993)
The Legend of Kyrandia: Hand of Fate(1993)
The Jungle Book(1993)
Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos(1993)
Cannon Fodder(1993)
RoboCop Versus The Terminator(1993)
The 7th Guest(1993)
Caesars Palace(1992)
Jeep Jamboree: Off Road Adventure(1992)
Greg Norman's Golf Power(1992)
Lure of the Temptress(1992)
M.C. Kids(1992)
Arcade Smash Hits(1992)
Reach for the Skies(1992)
Floor 13(1992)
Muhammad Ali Heavyweight Boxing(1992)
The Terminator(1992)
Krusty's Fun House(1992)
Global Gladiators(1992)
Alien 3(1992)
The Legend of Kyrandia(1992)
Curse of Enchantia(1992)
Dune(1992)
Dune II(1992)
Battletoads(1991)
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves(1991)
Rolling Ronny(1991)
Conan: The Cimmerian(1991)
Vengeance of Excalibur(1991)
Realms(1991)
Viz: The Game(1991)
Jimmy White's 'Whirlwind' Snooker(1991)
Mega Lo Mania(1991)
Dan Dare III: The Escape(1990)
Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator(1990)
Extase(1990)
Monty Python's Flying Circus: The Computer Game(1990)
Wonderland(1990)
Spirit of Excalibur(1990)
Spot: The Video Game(1990)
Thrill Kill(1990)
Golden Axe(1989)
Risk: The World Conquest Game(1989)
Ivan 'Ironman' Stewart's Super Off Road(1989)
The Computer Edition of Scrabble(1988)
Dan Dare II: Mekon's Revenge(1988)
Action Force(1987)
John Elway's Quarterback(1987)
Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future(1986)
Hype(1985)
Ghetto Blaster(1985)
Falcon Patrol II(1984)
Microbe(1983)
Angler(1983)
Player Manager 2
Viva Football
Lands of Lore
Bomberman
Command & Conquer

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Dissolved: 2003
Replaced by: Avalon Interactive
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1.Stated in MobyGames“Avalon Interactive”Retrieved 2018-07-07
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Child organization or unit: Gang of Five
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1.Stated in MobyGames“Gang of Five”Retrieved 2018-07-07
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Product or material produced: software
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1.Stated in National Software Reference Library
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Organizational division: Burst Studios(until 1998)
Westwood Studios(until 1998)
Significant person: Martin Alper
Notable work: Golden Axe

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