- Name
- Left Field Productions
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 1 January 1994
- Location
- Ventura,California,USA
- Website
- http://www.left.com
- Aliases
Left Field Productions
Ventura,California,USA
A developer based in Ventura, California that was partially owned by Nintendo for several years. The studio closed in 2011 after the release of Mayhem.
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A developer based in Ventura, California that was partially owned by Nintendo for several years. The studio closed in 2011 after the release of Mayhem.
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