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| − | Founded by [[Jon Miller]] and [[David Foley]] after the folding of [[Recreational Brainware]], the studio only produced a single title | + | Founded by [[Jon Miller]] and [[David Foley]] after the folding of [[Recreational Brainware]], the studio ultimately only produced a single title: the 1992 action platform game ''[[Chakan]]''. |
| − | + | Miller, [[Steven Ross]], and [[Mira Ross]] would later depart the company to found [[HeadGames]]. | |
==Softography== | ==Softography== | ||
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- For the EA Canada development team, see Extended Play Productions.
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Extended Play was an American video game developer.
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History
Founded by Jon Miller and David Foley after the folding of Recreational Brainware, the studio ultimately only produced a single title: the 1992 action platform game Chakan.
Miller, Steven Ross, and Mira Ross would later depart the company to found HeadGames.
Softography
Mega Drive
- Chakan (1992)