110 Industries SA

110 Industries SA was a video game development and publishing entity active during the late 1990s and early 2000s. The company is historically associated with a diverse catalog of titles that span multiple genres and platforms, primarily targeting the PlayStation and PC markets during the fourth and fifth generations of gaming consoles. Their portfolio includes early military simulation software, notably F-117 Night Storm, released in 1994, which capitalized on the popularity of stealth fighter aircraft simulations during that era.

The developer also ventured into strategy and sports games, with releases such as Dungeon Creator Limited Edition in 1996 and Over Drivin' Skyline Memorial in 1997. 110 Industries handled localized and special edition releases for major third-party franchises, as evidenced by their association with Road Rash 3D Greatest Hits in 1998 and the Swedish regional edition of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets in 2000. This suggests the company operated partly as a publisher or localization partner for established intellectual properties.

Later projects included Shox: Rally Reinvented in 2000, a racing title that attempted to innovate within the competitive motorsport genre, and The Godfather Coffin Box, another special edition release from the same year. The company's final documented association in this period is with 007 Agent Under Fire Greatest Hits in 2001. While the specific corporate structure and current status of 110 Industries SA are not extensively documented in mainstream historical records, its footprint remains visible through these varied publications, reflecting the fragmented and multi-publisher landscape of the late 1990s video game industry.