BlueSky Software

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BlueSky Software or BlueSky Software Corporation was an American software company situated in California formed in 1988 and had a successful run for 12 years before closing down in March of 2001, when parent company Interplay was in financial trouble.

Contents 1 Games list 1.1 Atari 7800 1.2 Atari XE 1.3 Atari Lynx 1.4 Amiga 1.5 Commodore 64 1.6 PC 1.7 SEGA Master System 1.8 SEGA Game Gear 1.9 Sega Genesis 1.10 SEGA 32X 1.11 Sony PlayStation 1.12 JAVA Applets 2 See also 3 References

[edit] Games list

[edit] Atari 7800

• Basketbrawl (1990)
• Klax (1992/2002) ¹
• Mat Mania Challenge (1990)
• Mean 18 (1989)
• Motor Psycho (1990)
• Ninja Golf (1990)
• Scrapyard Dog (1990)
• Xenophobe (1989)

Note 1: Klax was canceled in 1992 when it was nearly completed. It existed only as a few prototype ROM boards until ResQsoft released it in 2002.

[edit] Atari XE

• Mat Mania Challenge (1989, never released)
• Xenophobe (1989, never released)

[edit] Atari Lynx

• Cyberball 2072 (1991)
• NFL Football (1992)
• Ninja Gaiden (1990)

[edit] Amiga

• Hare Raising Havoc (Disney 1991)
• PGA Tour Golf (Electronic Arts)

[edit] Commodore 64

• Arachnophobia (1991)
• Avoid the Noid (1989)

[edit] PC

• Arachnophobia (Disney 1991)
• ASSASSIN 2015 (Inscape 1996)
• Goosebumps: Attack of the Mutant (Dreamworks 1997)
• Hare Raising Havoc (Disney 1991)
• PC USA
• PC Globe
• Relativity (Segasoft 1998)
• Total Control Football (Philips Media 1996)

[edit] SEGA Master System

• Dick Tracy (1990)
• Joe Montana Football (1990)

[edit] SEGA Game Gear

• Ariel the Little Mermaid (1992)
• Joe Montana Football (1991)
• NFL '95 (1995)

[edit] Sega Genesis

• Ariel the Little Mermaid (1991)
• College Football's National Championship (1994)
• College Football's National Championship 2 (1995)
• Desert Demolition Starring Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote (1995)
• Joe Montana Football II: Sports Talk Football (1991)
• Jurassic Park (1992)
• Jurassic Park Rampage Edition (1994)
• NFL Football '93 featuring Joe Montana (1992)
• NFL Football Sports Talk '94 (1994)
• Shadowrun (1994)
• Starflight (1991)
• Techno Clash (Electronic Arts 1993)
• The Ren & Stimpy Show: Stimpy's Invention (1993)
• Vectorman (1995)
• Vectorman 2 (1996)
• World Series Baseball (1994)
• World Series Baseball '95 (1995)
• World Series Baseball '96 (1996)
• World Series Baseball '98 (1998)

[edit] SEGA 32X

• Spider-Man: Web of Fire (1996)
• World Series Baseball (1995)

[edit] Sony PlayStation

• Evil Zone (US and Europe port 1999)
• KazMania (Lightspan 1997)
• Superman (Unreleased 2000)

[edit] JAVA Applets

• Destroyer (2000)
• Flam (2000)
• Hole in one (2000)
• Power Grid (2000)
• Sky Battle (2000)

[edit] See also

• Interplay Entertainment

[edit] References

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