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{{sub-stub}}'''Creative Materials''' was a development company. It mostly produced software for 16-bit home computers during the early 1990s, most of which were published by [[U.S. Gold]]. | {{sub-stub}}'''Creative Materials''' was a development company. It mostly produced software for 16-bit home computers during the early 1990s, most of which were published by [[U.S. Gold]]. | ||
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Creative Materials was a development company. It mostly produced software for 16-bit home computers during the early 1990s, most of which were published by U.S. Gold.
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Amiga
- ESWAT: Cyber Police (1990)
- Line of Fire (1990)
- Last Battle (1991)
Amstrad CPC
- ESWAT: Cyber Police (1990)
Atari ST
- Line of Fire (1990)
ZX Spectrum
- ESWAT: Cyber Police (1990)
- Line of Fire (1990)