Game Discography
- Alfred Chicken - Mindscape Group
- Battleships - Mindscape Group
- Battletoads - Mindscape Group
- Captive 2: Liberation - Mindscape Group
- Colin McRae: DiRT 2 - Codemasters
- DiRT 3 - Codemasters
- DiRT: Showdown - Codemasters
- Dizzy - Prince of the Yolkfolk (2011 update) - Codemasters
- .ComBots - Electronic Arts
- CyberSpeed - Mindscape Group
- Duke Nukem 3D Total Meltdown - GT Interactive
- Dungeon Keeper 2 - Electronic Arts
- D/Generation - Mindscape Group
- Dragon Lore - Mindscape Group
- EA Sports Cyberathlete - Electronic Arts
- Evasive Action - Mindscape Group
- Formula One 2000 - Electronic Arts
- Formula One 2000 Championship Edition - Electronic Arts
- Formula One 2001 - Electronic Arts
- Formula One 2002 - Electronic Arts
- Formula One 2003 - Electronic Arts
- Formula One 2009 - Codemasters
- Formula One 2010 - Codemasters
- Formula One 2011 - Codemasters
- FortressCraft - ProjectorGames
- Guy Spy
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone - Electronic Arts
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Electronic Arts
- Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup - Electronic Arts
- Mario's Mission Earth - Mindscape Group
- Mario's Time Machine - Mindscape Group
- Metal Gear Solid Mobile - Konami
- Out to Lunch - Mindscape Group
- Outlander - Mindscape Group
- Overkill/Lunar C - Mindscape Group
- Populous: The Beginning - Electronic Arts
- Quake 3 - Electronic Arts
- Race Driver: GRID - Codemasters
- Sim Life - Mindscape Group
- Sim City 2000 - Mindscape Group
- Shox - Electronic Arts
- Stunning Stunts - Projector Games
- Sudeki - Microsoft Studios / Climax Group
- Superbikes 2000 - Electronic Arts
- Supersonic Racers - Mindscape Group
- Theme Hospital - demo music - Electronic Arts
- Theme Park World - BAFTA award winner for sound design - Electronic Arts
- Ultimate_Domain - Mindscape Group
- Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat - Mindscape Group
- Warhammer: Dark Omen - Electronic Arts
- Wing Commander - Mindscape Group
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