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'''Grandstand Leisure Limited''' also known as '''Grandstand Leisure Products''' or simply '''Grandstand''' was an electronic game and toy manufacturer active in the 1970s and 80s. Based in both the United Kingdom and New Zealand, Grandstand was responsible for distributing the [[SG-1000]] and [[SC-3000]] to New Zealand. They had previously been responsible for distributing the Fairchild Channel F and a number of Pong consoles under their name. | '''Grandstand Leisure Limited''' also known as '''Grandstand Leisure Products''' or simply '''Grandstand''' was an electronic game and toy manufacturer active in the 1970s and 80s. Based in both the United Kingdom and New Zealand, Grandstand was responsible for distributing the [[SG-1000]] and [[SC-3000]] to New Zealand. They had previously been responsible for distributing the Fairchild Channel F and a number of Pong consoles under their name. | ||
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The Grandstand label was property of The Adam Leisure Group PLC, and during the late 80s specialised solely in electronic games before inevitably being bought out by [[Tiger Electronics]]. Though not directly related to Sega, their name appeared on several localised LCD handhelds made by Tiger, including those based on [[Sega]] IPs. | The Grandstand label was property of The Adam Leisure Group PLC, and during the late 80s specialised solely in electronic games before inevitably being bought out by [[Tiger Electronics]]. Though not directly related to Sega, their name appeared on several localised LCD handhelds made by Tiger, including those based on [[Sega]] IPs. | ||
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Grandstand Leisure Limited also known as Grandstand Leisure Products or simply Grandstand was an electronic game and toy manufacturer active in the 1970s and 80s. Based in both the United Kingdom and New Zealand, Grandstand was responsible for distributing the SG-1000 and SC-3000 to New Zealand. They had previously been responsible for distributing the Fairchild Channel F and a number of Pong consoles under their name.
The Grandstand label was property of The Adam Leisure Group PLC, and during the late 80s specialised solely in electronic games before inevitably being bought out by Tiger Electronics. Though not directly related to Sega, their name appeared on several localised LCD handhelds made by Tiger, including those based on Sega IPs.
Softography
SG-1000
- Champion Baseball (1983)
- Champion Golf (1983)
- Champion Tennis (1983)
- Congo Bongo (1983)
- N-Sub (1983)
- Pop Flamer (1983)
- Sega Flipper (1983)
- Star Jacker (1983)
- Tranquillizer Gun (1983)
- Yamato (1983)
- Pacar (1983)
- Monaco GP (1983)
- Borderline (1984)
- Exerion (1984)
- Orguss (1984)
- Sindbad Mystery (1984)
SC-3000
- Addition Tutor (1983)
- Multiplication Tutor (1983)
- Subtraction Tutor (1983)
- Bit Byte (1984) (as Grandstand)
- Bugaloo (1984)
- Cheque Book Reconciliation (1984)
- Easy Writer (1984)
- File System (1984)
- Learning the Alphabet (1984)
- Learning to Count (1984)
- Let's Type (1984)
- Loan and Mortgage Calculator (1984)
- Munchman (1984)
- Music Editor (1984)
- Rocket Maths (1984)
- Spelling Tutor (1984)
- Sprite Editor (1984)
- Watch Me Draw (1984)
- Accounts Payable (1984) (as Grandstand)
- Accounts Receivable (1984) (as Grandstand)
- City-Lander (1984)
- Mailing List Program (1984)
- Teach Yourself Basic Games Programming (1984)
- Backgammon (1985)
- Bingo (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Cycle Tron (1985)
- Edumaths (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Help (1985)
- Ice Cream (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Lunar Lander (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Mastermind (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Minefield (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Noughts & Crosses (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Revenge of the Mutant Apples!! (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Reverse (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Rock, Scissors, Tissue (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Slide Puzzle (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Spacies (1985) (as Grandstand)
- SSSnake (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Star Trek: The Authors View (1985) (as Grandstand)
- The Dictator (1985) (as Grandstand)
- The Land of Sorcery (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Wally: Simon's Brother-in-Law (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Word Processor (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Code Breaker (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Geography 1 (1985)
- Geography II (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Lumberjack (1985)
- Sega Games Pack I (1985) (as Grandstand)
- The House (1985)
- The Pyramid (1985) (as Grandstand)
- Trampman (1985)
- Chess (198x) (as Grandstand)
- Cube-It (198x)
- Death Satellite (198x)
- Empire (198x)
- Enterprise Escape (198x)
- Graph and Chart Presentation (198x)
- Hangman (198x) (as Grandstand)
- Kalah (198x)
- Laser Blast (198x) (as Grandstand)
- Mars Adventurer (198x)
- Mars Mobile (198x)
- Maths Hang Up (198x)
- Music Cartridge Demonstration (198x)
- Pre-School Shape and Colour Quiz (198x)
- The Graphic Designer (198x)
- Towers of Hanoi (198x)
- Personal Record Keeper (19xx) (as Grandstand)
LCD
- After Burner (1988) (as Grandstand)
- Electronic Hang-On (1989) (as Grandstand)
- Electronic Thunder Blade (1989) (as Grandstand)
- OutRun (1989) (as Grandstand)
- Electronic Altered Beast (1990) (as Grandstand)
- Electronic Golden Axe (1990) (as Grandstand)
- Electronic Shinobi (1990) (as Grandstand)
- Sonic the Hedgehog (1992) (as Grandstand)
References
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