Big Red Software

COMPANY

A British game studio and founded in 1989

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  The game studio was founded by Paul Ranson (Person) and primarily released games based on licenses, budget titles and ports from other systems. They are well known for their cult racing game Big Red Racing (Game) as well as releasing a series of Dizzy games.

Developed Games

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Dizzy Panic! (Game)

1 May 1991

A Tetris clone starring Dizzy.

AMI​ CPC​ AST​ +2

CJ: Elephant Fugitive (Game)

31 December 1994

CJ the Elephant has been captured in a zoo and must escape.

GG​

Sergeant Seymour: Robotcop (Game)

1 October 1992

A mechanized Seymour parodies the Robocop film series in this late release in the Seymour franchise.

CPC​ C64​ SPEC​

Quattro Mega Stars (Game)

Unknown Release

At the end of the 8-bit age, Quattro Mega Stars was released for the Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, and the Commodore 64 in 1992. It featured four games in one cartridge.

1. C.J.'s Elephant Antics 2. Little Puff in Dragon Land 3. Big Foot

4. Sky High Stuntman

CPC​ C64​ SPEC​

Big Red Racing (Game)

29 February 1996

Big Red Racing is a frantic racer featuring 24 courses 16 vehicles to race with. It released on the PC in 1996, developed by now defunct Big Red Software game development company.

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Tank Commander (Game)

1 November 1995

PC​

Grell and Fella (Game)

1 December 1992

A 2D platformer in which the protagonists, the Dwarf Grell and the Fairy Fella, have been hired to tidy the sorcerer's new magic garden.

CPC​ C64​ SPEC​

Published Games

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Company details

Name

Big Red Software

Abbreviation

Founded

Website

Aliases

The Big Red Software Company Ltd.,Corrosive Software

Developed Games

• Dizzy Panic! (Game)
• CJ: Elephant Fugitive (Game)
• Sergeant Seymour: Robotcop (Game)
• Quattro Mega Stars (Game)
• Big Red Racing (Game)
• Tank Commander (Game)
• Grell and Fella (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Dizzy (Franchise)
• Seymour (Franchise)
• CJ (Franchise)
• Micro Machines (Franchise)
• Quattro (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Dizzy (Character)
• Seymour (Character)
• Columbus Jumbo (Character)
• Daisy (Character)
• Grand Dizzy (Character)
• Denzil (Character)
• Dora (Character)
• Dozy (Character)
• Dylan (Character)
• Pogie the Fluffle (Character)
• Wizard Theodore (Character)
• Anne (Character)
• Baza The War Machine (Character)
• Bjorn Grellenstone (Character)
• Bonnie (Character)
• Chen (Character)
• Cherry (Character)
• Daniel The Magician (Character)
• Dwayne (Character)
• Emilio (Character)

Concepts

• Antstream Arcade (Concept)
• Flip Screen (Concept)
• Lives (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Anthropomorphism (Concept)
• Titular Protagonist (Concept)
• Yolkfolk (Concept)
• Elephants (Concept)
• Top-Down Perspective (Concept)
• Animal Protagonists (Concept)
• Arcade Driving Physics (Concept)
• Attract Mode (Concept)
• Based on Toy or Toyline (Concept)
• Bats (Concept)
• Block Puzzle (Concept)
• Cats (Concept)
• Cheat Code (Concept)
• Classical Elements (Concept)
• Clowns (Concept)
• Competitive Co-op (Concept)

Locations

• The United States of America (Location)
• California (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• China (Location)
• Darkroom (Location)
• England (Location)
• India (Location)
• Japan (Location)
• Mars (Location)
• New York City (Location)
• Russia (Location)
• Scotland (Location)
• The Statue of Liberty (Location)
• The World Trade Center (Location)
• Venus (Location)
• Zoo (Location)

Objects

• Car (Object)
• Key (Object)
• Airborne Hovercraft (Object)
• Apple (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Bridge (Object)
• Bus (Object)
• Cactus (Object)
• Cake (Object)
• Cereal (Object)
• Cherry (Object)
• Chess Pieces (Object)
• Cigar (Object)
• Clock (Object)
• Coal (Object)
• Coin (Object)
• Computer (Object)
• Crate (Object)
• Dart (Object)
• Desk (Object)