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Can anyone explain why Dreamworks is credited (almost everywhere) with the two Sega Genesis games listed in the article? Those specific games were released in 1990, however, DreamWorks Interactive was founded in 1995. It doesn't really make sense to me. I've looked everywhere and every site with a bio on DreamWorks Interactive lists them being founded in 1995 and yet still developing these games that were released in 1990. Was Dreamworks formerly another game studio? K1Bond007 03:09, Oct 31, 2004 (UTC)

DWI was a new company founded by Microsoft and DreamWorks SKG. There was another similarly-named studio that made 8-bit games. I've deleted the products that pre-date the existence of the company as they clearly don't belong.

Nancy Drew game removed. All of those were developed by Her Interactive AFAIK. Revert if wrong. 217.195.230.141 10:09, 2 February 2006 (UTC)