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Gamester were likely the European distributor of [[Mad Catz]] products until 1999 when Mad Catz were bought by the GTR group. | Gamester were likely the European distributor of [[Mad Catz]] products until 1999 when Mad Catz were bought by the GTR group. | ||
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| Founded: 1990 | ||
| Merged into: Radica Games (2000) | ||
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Leda Media Products Ltd. (LMP) trading as Gamester was a video game accessories manufacturer. It was established in 1990 as Leda GRG Ltd. before changing its name in April 1991.
In 2000 the company was acquired by Radica Games, becoming Radica U.K. Games Ltd. (although the Gamestar brand continued to be used for some years). Radica was bought by Mattel in 2006, and the Gamester name was dissolved.
Gamester were likely the European distributor of Mad Catz products until 1999 when Mad Catz were bought by the GTR group.
Accessories produced
Master System
- Action Case (1991)
Mega Drive
- Mad Catz 3 Button Controller (1993)
- Mad Catz 6 Button Controller (1993)
- Arcade Joystick (199x)
- Super Multi-play (199x)
Saturn