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English video game developer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Magenta Software was a video game developer based in Liverpool, England.
Company type | Private |
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Industry | Video games |
Founded | 1994 |
Headquarters | Liverpool, England |
Products | Invizimals Buzz! Junior |
Subsidiaries | Cosmonaut Studios |
Website | http://www.magentasoftware.com/ |
It was founded in 1994. The company specializes in developing family friendly video games based on various films as well as the Buzz! Junior and Invizimals series for Sony Interactive Entertainment. It went on an indefinite hiatus since 2015, during which they purchased Cosmonaut Studios, whose game Eternal Threads was released by Secret Mode in 2022.[1]
Title | Format(s) | Released |
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Eliminator | PS1, Microsoft Windows[2] | 1998[3] |
Muppet Monster Adventure | PS1[4] | 2000[3] |
Disney's Treasure Planet | PS1[5] | 2002[3] |
Stuart Little 2 | PS1[6] | 2002[3] |
Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat | PS2, Xbox, Microsoft Windows[7] | 2003[3] |
Stuart Little 3: Big Photo Adventure | PS2[8] | 2005[3] |
Buzz! Junior: Jungle Party | PS2, PS3, PSP[9] | 2006[3] |
Buzz! Junior: Robo Jam | PS2, PS3[10] | 2007[3] |
Buzz! Junior: Monster Rumble | PS2, PS3[11] | 2007[3] |
Disney Th!nk Fast | PS2, Nintendo Wii[12] | 2008[3] |
InviZimals: The Lost Kingdom | PS3[13] | 2014[3] |
In October 2007, Magenta Software won the Children's Jury Giga Maus award for Buzz! Junior: Robo Jam[14][non-primary source needed] and, a month later, won a British Academy Children's BAFTA for Buzz! Junior: Jungle Party.[15]
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