Mr Chip Software (Company)

Mr Chip Software

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Mr. Chip Software (later known as Magnetic Fields) was game developer active from the 1980s throughout the 1990s and is best know for creating racing games

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Mr. Chip Software (later known as Magnetic Fields) was a prolific game developer primarily creating many of the nominal racing games available for early computer systems such as the Amiga (Platform) or Commodore 64 (Platform). The company was founded by Andrew Morris and Shaun Southern (Person) in 1982 and created games such as the Kikstart series. The company renamed itself to Magnetic Fields and went on to became famous for launching the Lotus (Franchise) series of racing games. Other games developed by Magnetic Fields include theSupercars series, 4 Wheel Drive (Game) and Rally Championship (Game). The company released one game for next-gen consoles in 1999 (Mobil 1 Really Championship) but vanished from the game developer scene shortly after.

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Cosmic Causeway: Trailblazer II (Game)

1 July 1987

Second game in the Trailblazer franchise in which the player has to roll a ball-shaped craft through 24 levels within the time limit.

C64

Jetbrix (Game)

1 July 1986

A single screen shooter where the player controls a spaceman with a jet-pack who has to make a hole through the bottom of a brick wall on the bottom of the screen over various level.

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