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Interactive Binary Illusions

In 1993, John Passfield and Steve Stamatiadis founded Interactive Binary Illusions. In its short existence, the company only released two games. Alien Carnage (aka Halloween Harry), a 2D action platformer and the classic point & click adventure Flight of the Amazon Queen two years later in 1995. When their publishing company Renegade Software were acquired by Warner Interactive, the third title which had been in development (Stereo Jack) by the company was scrapped and the duo went on to found a new company since, Gee Whiz! Entertainment.

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In 1993, John Passfield and Steve Stamatiadis founded Interactive Binary Illusions. In its short existence, the company only released two games. Alien Carnage (aka Halloween Harry), a 2D action platformer and the classic point & click adventure Flight of the Amazon Queen two years later in 1995. When their publishing company Renegade Software were acquired by Warner Interactive, the third title which had been in development (Stereo Jack) by the company was scrapped and the duo went on to found a new company since, Gee Whiz! Entertainment.

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