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Active primarily in the PAL region, the company published a wide variety of budget-priced video games for platforms such as the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and PC. They frequently licensed and localized Japanese titles, including entries from D3 Publisher's Simple series, for European audiences.
Established in the mid-1990s, the publisher built its early portfolio by distributing and publishing titles across various genres. In 1995, the company was associated with the release of the sports title King of Bowling and the real-time strategy game Z. The following year, they expanded their catalog with the soccer simulation Striker and the shoot 'em up Strikers 1945.
By the late 1990s, the company continued to diversify its output. In 1998, they published the beat 'em up Legend and the 3D platformer Rascal, the latter of which also saw distribution via a dedicated Rascal [Demo CD] to promote the game to wider audiences. Throughout its operational history, the publisher maintained a consistent market presence by securing distribution rights for international developers, bridging the gap between niche global releases and mainstream retail availability.
Key People
Paul Share
Founder
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Midas Games
Midas Interactive Entertainment BV
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