Audiogenic Software Ltd.

COMPANY

Stansted,Essex,United Kingdom

Audiogenic Software Ltd. was an UK-based software developer

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Audiogenic was active in the years 1984 and 1996, developing games for all popular console and computer systems (Amiga, C64, PC etc.) While they focussed mainly on niche sports titles such as cricket and rugby, their catalogue also includes games in other genres, such as puzzle games or shoot 'em ups. The company went defunct in 1996. According to a link on the Audogenic website, they are now running a genealogy website called [http:/www.lostcousins.com Lost Cousins.]

Developed Games

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Krusty's Fun House (Game)

19 March 1992

As the titular clown from the animated sitcom The Simpsons, use a variety of objects to guide cartoon rats to their comical extermination in this puzzle-platformer.

AMI​ GB​ GG​ +5

Brian Lara Cricket (Game)

31 December 1994

The first Brian Lara licensed cricket game for the PC, Genesis and Amiga released shortly after his world record of 501 runs (not out) in a single inning.

AMI​ GEN​ PC​

Brian Lara Cricket '96 (Game)

17 May 1996

The sequel to Brian Lara Cricket, released exclusively in Europe during the summer of 1996, for the Sega Mega Drive, Amiga and PC.

GEN​

Allan Border's Cricket (Game)

1 November 1993

Audiogenic's second cricket game. The game was sold in the UK under the name Graham Gooch World Class Cricket.

AMI​ PC​ AST​ +1

European Champions (Game)

31 December 1993

AMI​ PC​ AST​

Super League Manager (Game)

1 July 1995

A football manager featuring fictional teams.

AMI​ AST​ CD32​

Emlyn Hughes International Soccer (Game)

31 December 1990

AMI​ CPC​ AST​ +2

Wembley International Soccer (Game)

31 December 1994

AMI​ CD32​

Battle for the Ashes (Game)

31 December 1995

In this cricket game published by Audiogenic Software Ltd. the player can play as either Australia or England in a 5-day test.

AMI​ PC​

Ransack (Game)

31 December 1987

C64​

Shane Warne Cricket (Game)

31 December 1996

The Australian version of the cricket game "Brian Lara Cricket '96".

GEN​

Graham Gooch's Test Cricket (Game)

Unknown Release

C64​

Published Games

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Super Tennis Champs (Game)

31 December 1995

The sequel to Tennis Champs for Amiga.

AMI​

Exterminator (Game)

31 December 1990

As an exterminator, players must rid Chicago's houses of insects, rats, and toy tanks by shooting, squashing, and punching them.

AMI​ PC​ CPC​ +3

Helter Skelter (Game)

31 December 1989

A platformer from UK developers The Assembly Line. Eliminate the enemies in the order shown with a springy ball that has a mind of its own.

AMI​ PC​ CPC​ +4

Super League Manager (Game)

1 July 1995

A football manager featuring fictional teams.

AMI​ AST​ CD32​

Wembley International Soccer (Game)

31 December 1994

AMI​ CD32​

Wreckers (Game)

1 July 1992

AMI​ PC​ AST​

Battle for the Ashes (Game)

31 December 1995

In this cricket game published by Audiogenic Software Ltd. the player can play as either Australia or England in a 5-day test.

AMI​ PC​

Ransack (Game)

31 December 1987

C64​

Leapin' Louie! (Game)

1 July 1985

A single screen platformer for the Commodore 16, Plus/4.

C16​

Wembley Rugby League (Game)

Unknown Release

AMI​ PC​

Company details

Name

Audiogenic Software Ltd.

Abbreviation

Founded

Location

Stansted,Essex,United Kingdom

Website

http://www.audiogenic.com/

Aliases

Developed Games

• Krusty's Fun House (Game)
• Brian Lara Cricket (Game)
• Brian Lara Cricket '96 (Game)
• Allan Border's Cricket (Game)
• European Champions (Game)
• Super League Manager (Game)
• Emlyn Hughes International Soccer (Game)
• Wembley International Soccer (Game)
• Battle for the Ashes (Game)
• Ransack (Game)
• Shane Warne Cricket (Game)
• Graham Gooch's Test Cricket (Game)
• view all →

Published Games

• Super Tennis Champs (Game)
• Exterminator (Game)
• Helter Skelter (Game)
• Super League Manager (Game)
• Wembley International Soccer (Game)
• Wreckers (Game)
• Battle for the Ashes (Game)
• Ransack (Game)
• Leapin' Louie! (Game)
• Wembley Rugby League (Game)
• view all →

Franchises

• Brian Lara Cricket (Franchise)
• Dizzy (Franchise)
• Kirby (Franchise)
• Lone Wolf (Franchise)
• Tennis Champs (Franchise)
• The Simpsons (Franchise)

People

• Jeremy C. Smith (Person)
• Peter J. M. Irvin (Person)

Characters

• Brian Lara (Character)
• Agent Zelda (Character)
• Bart Simpson (Character)
• Dracula (Character)
• Frankenstein's Monster (Character)
• Homer Simpson (Character)
• Kickstart the Turtle (Character)
• Krusty the Clown (Character)
• Lone Wolf (Character)
• Lothar Matthäus (Character)
• Louis Mooney (Character)
• Ogg the Caveman (Character)
• Sideshow Mel (Character)
• Theodore (Character)
• Wongo (Character)
• Zorakk (Character)

Concepts

• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Celebrity Tie-in (Concept)
• Alien (Concept)
• Arsenal Football Club (Concept)
• Cheat Code (Concept)
• Gravity (Concept)
• Heads Up Display (Concept)
• High Score (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Licensed Game (Concept)
• Liverpool Football Club (Concept)
• Manchester City Football Club (Concept)
• Manchester United Football Club (Concept)
• Multiple Characters on Box Art (Concept)
• Rugby (Concept)
• Soccer Player (Concept)
• Sprite (Concept)
• 8-bit (Concept)
• ASM Hit (Concept)

Locations

• Attic (Location)
• Basement (Location)
• Bedroom (Location)
• Cave (Location)
• China (Location)
• Durnin (Location)
• Europe (Location)
• Garage (Location)
• Kitchen (Location)
• Lannia (Location)
• Lords Cricket Ground (Location)
• Ramagold (Location)
• Space (Location)
• Springfield (Location)
• Tennis Court (Location)
• The Great Wall of China (Location)
• Zarthynia (Location)

Objects

• Sports Jersey (Object)
• Cricket Ball (Object)
• Cricket Bat (Object)
• Cricket Stumps (Object)
• Goal (Object)
• Pipe (Object)
• Soccer Ball (Object)
• Ball (Object)
• Blocks (Object)
• Bowling Ball (Object)
• Boxing Glove (Object)
• Briefcase (Object)
• Bubblegum (Object)
• Cleats (Object)
• Clock (Object)
• Coin (Object)
• Crown (Object)
• Door (Object)
• Energy cell (Object)
• Fireball (Object)