Digital Eclipse
Digital Eclipse was a game development studio based in Emeryville, USA. It was established by Andrew Ayre in 1992. In the beginning they were working on emulating older Williams arcade games on an Apple Macintosh (Defender, Stargate and Joust) and showed Williams the results. The studio ended up partnering with Williams to begin bringing classic arcade games from Williams' considerable catalog (Atari, Bally, Midway, Williams, and assorted smaller companies) to home systems and consoles. In 2003, the company merged with ImaginEngine Corp. into Backbone Entertainment, and two years later, in March 2005, Backbone as a whole merged with The Collective into Foundation 9 Entertainment. The history of the Emeryville-based studio ends in October 2012 when most of the staff was laid off. The name lived on when on 8th June 2015 Other Ocean Group Inc. announced the acquisition of the Digital Eclipse brand. Other Ocean had become the new home of former founder Andrew Ayre. Previously he headed Backbone studio Backbone Charlottetown in Canada and in May 2007 he and several other former Digital Eclipse employees spun off from Backbone becoming Other Ocean Interactive Ltd. Digital Eclipse now exists as a division of Other Ocean Emeryville.
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Mega Man Legacy Collection
The Disney Afternoon Collection
Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord
Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind
The Making of Karateka
Tetris Forever
Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story
SAMURAI SHODOWN NEOGEO COLLECTION
Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King
Army Men II
Golden Tee Arcade Classics
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection - Xbox One
Garbage Pail Kids: Mad Mike and the Quest for Stale Gum
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection - Xbox One & Series
Full Quiet
HAUNTED: Halloween '86
Digital Eclipse Arcade: Candy Creeps
HAUNTED: Halloween '85 (Original NES Game)
Space Jam: A New Legacy - The Game - Xbox One
Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition - Xbox Series
Digital Eclipse Arcade: Jollyball
Time Pilot - Xbox One
The Jungle Book and MORE Aladdin Pack - Xbox One
Scramble - Xbox One
Super Contra - Xbox One
Garbage Pail Kids: Mad Mike & the Quest for Stale Gum - Switch
Gyruss - Xbox One
Volgarr the Viking II - Xbox One & Series
Digital Eclipse Arcade: Q.P.I.D.
Digital Eclipse Arcade: Invasion of the Buffet Snatchers
Disney Classic Games Collection - Xbox One
Discs Of Tron - Xbox One
Frogger - Xbox One
Contra - Xbox One
HAUNTED: Halloween '87 (Year of the Witch)
About Digital Eclipse
Digital Eclipse was a game development studio based in Emeryville, USA. It was established by Andrew Ayre in 1992. In the beginning they were working on emulating older Williams arcade games on an Apple Macintosh (Defender, Stargate and Joust) and showed Williams the results. The studio ended up partnering with Williams to begin bringing classic arcade games from Williams' considerable catalog (Atari, Bally, Midway, Williams, and assorted smaller companies) to home systems and consoles. In 2003, the company merged with ImaginEngine Corp. into Backbone Entertainment, and two years later, in March 2005, Backbone as a whole merged with The Collective into Foundation 9 Entertainment. The history of the Emeryville-based studio ends in October 2012 when most of the staff was laid off. The name lived on when on 8th June 2015 Other Ocean Group Inc. announced the acquisition of the Digital Eclipse brand. Other Ocean had become the new home of former founder Andrew Ayre. Previously he headed Backbone studio Backbone Charlottetown in Canada and in May 2007 he and several other former Digital Eclipse employees spun off from Backbone becoming Other Ocean Interactive Ltd. Digital Eclipse now exists as a division of Other Ocean Emeryville.
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