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Big Red are perhaps best known for their work with [[Codemasters]], producing many games and ports on their behalf, including many of the Codemasters-published [[Sega Game Gear]] games. The company was responsible for writing the security software on Codemasters' manufactured Game Gear cartridges, including a two-player ''Pong''-style Easter Egg, which can be activated if two linked Game Gears, both running Codemasters carts, hold {{start}} while booting. They were also involved in the development of the Game Gear's [[Game Genie]]. | Big Red are perhaps best known for their work with [[Codemasters]], producing many games and ports on their behalf, including many of the Codemasters-published [[Sega Game Gear]] games. The company was responsible for writing the security software on Codemasters' manufactured Game Gear cartridges, including a two-player ''Pong''-style Easter Egg, which can be activated if two linked Game Gears, both running Codemasters carts, hold {{start}} while booting. They were also involved in the development of the Game Gear's [[Game Genie]]. | ||
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Big Red Software was a British video game developer.
Company
Big Red are perhaps best known for their work with Codemasters, producing many games and ports on their behalf, including many of the Codemasters-published Sega Game Gear games. The company was responsible for writing the security software on Codemasters' manufactured Game Gear cartridges, including a two-player Pong-style Easter Egg, which can be activated if two linked Game Gears, both running Codemasters carts, hold START while booting. They were also involved in the development of the Game Gear's Game Genie.
Softography
Mega Drive
- Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament (1994) (cover artwork)
Game Gear
- CJ Elephant Fugitive (1994)
- Dropzone (1994)
- Pete Sampras Tennis (1994)
- S.S. Lucifer: Man Overboard! (1994)
- Micro Machines 2: Turbo Tournament (1995) (cover artwork)