List of Releases
- Riddler's Den (1985), David Harper
- I, of the Mask (1985), Spaceman Ltd
- Back to the Future (1985), Software Images
- Winter Sports (video game) (1985), Software Images
- Zaxxon (1985); under license from Sega
- Aliens: The Computer Game (1986), Software Studios
- Big Trouble in Little China (1986), Software Studios
- Dandy (1986), The RamJam Corporation
- Explorer (1986), The RamJam Corporation
- Hijack (1986), Paradise Software
- Mermaid Madness (1986), Soft Design
- Prodigy (1986), MD Software
- Spindizzy (1986), Paul Shirley and Phil Churchyard
- Super Hang-On (1986), Software Studios; under license from Sega
- Xarq (1986), The RamJam Corporation
- Aliens: The Computer Game (1987), Mr. Micro
- Firetrack (1987), Aardvark Software
- FireTrap (1987), Source Software; under license from Data East USA
- Nihilist (1987), Shahid Ahmad
- Star Raiders 2 (1987), Simon Freeman, Gary Stark and Bruce Poelman; under license from Atari
- Super Sprint (1987), as developer, published by Activision; under license from Atari
- Tempest (1987), David Pridmore; under license from Atari
- Championship Sprint (1988), Catalyst Coders; under license from Atari
- Karnov (1988), Mr. Micro; under license from Data East USA
- R-Type (1988), Bob Pape and Mark A. Jones; under license from Irem Corporation
- Incredible Shrinking Sphere (1989), Foursfield
In addition, the strategy game RMS Titanic was previewed by the gaming press in 1986, but was never published.
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