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Traveller's Tales was founded in 1989 by [[Jon Burton]] and [[Andy Ingram]], and began its existence primarily developing titles for video game publisher [[Psygnosis]]. With the success of their second game, 1993's ''[[Puggsy]]'', the company was able to develop for larger properties; notably, 1994's ''[[Mickey Mania]]'' started a long and fruitful relationship with [[Disney]]. Not long after, Traveller's Tales was contracted by [[Sega]] to develop two first-party [[sonic:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]] titles, ''[[sonic:Sonic 3D Blast|Sonic 3D Blast]]'' and ''[[sonic:Sonic R|Sonic R]]'', and has since established a reputation as one of Britain's most consistent and trusted video game developers.
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Traveller's Tales was founded in 1989 by programmer [[Jon Burton]] and artist [[Andy Ingram]] near the completion of their first game, the 1991 [[Amiga]] action platformer ''[[wikipedia:Leander (video game)|Leander]]''. Working alongside [[Psygnosis]] for their earlier titles, once that company was acquired by [[Sony Imagesoft]], Traveller's Tales was soon able to develop for larger properties; notably, 1994's ''[[Mickey Mania]]'' started a long and fruitful relationship with [[Disney]]. Not long after, Traveller's Tales was contracted by [[Sega]] to develop two first-party [[sonic:Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic the Hedgehog]] titles, ''[[sonic:Sonic 3D Blast|Sonic 3D Blast]]'' and ''[[sonic:Sonic R|Sonic R]]'', and has since established a reputation as one of Britain's most consistent and trusted video game developers.
  
 
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Traveller's Tales is a prolific British video game developer notable for producing a number of first-party Sega titles, such as Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic R. Founded in 1989 by Jon Burton and Andy Ingram, the company has developed games for publishers like Disney and Activision, and is most known for both the advanced graphical effects incorporated into many of its releases, and for its popular series of Lego movie license games.

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Traveller's Tales was founded in 1989 by programmer Jon Burton and artist Andy Ingram near the completion of their first game, the 1991 Amiga action platformer Leander. Working alongside Psygnosis for their earlier titles, once that company was acquired by Sony Imagesoft, Traveller's Tales was soon able to develop for larger properties; notably, 1994's Mickey Mania started a long and fruitful relationship with Disney. Not long after, Traveller's Tales was contracted by Sega to develop two first-party Sonic the Hedgehog titles, Sonic 3D Blast and Sonic R, and has since established a reputation as one of Britain's most consistent and trusted video game developers.

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