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[[File:Fusegameslogo.PNG|thumb|left|The former logo for Fuse Games.]] | [[File:Fusegameslogo.PNG|thumb|left|The former logo for Fuse Games.]] | ||
'''Silverball Studios''' (formerly '''Fuse Games''') is a British video game company based in Burford, Oxfordshire. Founded by Adrian Barrit and Richard Horrocks, | '''Silverball Studios''' (formerly '''Fuse Games''') is a British video game company based in Burford, Oxfordshire. Founded by Adrian Barrit and Richard Horrocks, the company has made few games in its lifetime. It's first video game for [[Nintendo]] was the [[Game Boy Advance]] game ''[[Mario Pinball Land]]'', which ended up being a best-seller in [[Japan]], and its most recent game was ''Thomas & Friends: Hero of the Rails'' for the [[Wii]]. The company nearly went bankrupt in 2009 after completing ''Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon'' for [[DSiWare]], but expanded and was renamed Silverball Studios. It specialises in games for Nintendo platforms but is also a licensed developer for [[wikipedia:Sony|Sony]], [[wikipedia:Microsoft|Microsoft]] and [[wikipedia:Apple (company)|Apple]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:08, July 2, 2012
File:Fusegameslogo.PNG
The former logo for Fuse Games.
Silverball Studios (formerly Fuse Games) is a British video game company based in Burford, Oxfordshire. Founded by Adrian Barrit and Richard Horrocks, the company has made few games in its lifetime. It's first video game for Nintendo was the Game Boy Advance game Mario Pinball Land, which ended up being a best-seller in Japan, and its most recent game was Thomas & Friends: Hero of the Rails for the Wii. The company nearly went bankrupt in 2009 after completing Pinball Pulse: The Ancients Beckon for DSiWare, but expanded and was renamed Silverball Studios. It specialises in games for Nintendo platforms but is also a licensed developer for Sony, Microsoft and Apple.
