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MindSpan Technologies Corporation or simply MindSpan was a video game developer based in Canada. It developed a good chunk of the Accolade-published sports titles.
Softography
Mega Drive
- Winter Challenge (1992)
- Al Michaels Announces HardBall III (1993)
- Summer Challenge (1993)
- HardBall '94 (1994)
Saturn
- HardBall 5 (unreleased) (as Mindspan)
IBM PC
- Joe Montana Football (1990) (as Mindspan Technologies)