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|name=Phoenix Games | |name=Phoenix Games | ||
|image=Phoenix Games logo.jpg | |image=Phoenix Games logo.jpg | ||
|founder=Will Horden, Paul Share, and Steve Share | |founder=Will Horden, Paul Share, and Steve Share | ||
| | |founded=2003 | ||
|closed=2009 | |||
|website=[http://web.archive.org/web/20081111205257/http://www.phoenixgamesgroup.com/ Archive.org version] | |website=[http://web.archive.org/web/20081111205257/http://www.phoenixgamesgroup.com/ Archive.org version] | ||
[http://phoenixgamesltd.com UK Domain] | |||
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'''Phoenix Games''', known as Phoenix Games Ltd. in England, Phoenix Games B.V. in the Netherlands, Phoenix Games Asia in Thailand, and collectively as Phoenix Games Group, is a defunct game developer, and publisher of cheap franchise spinoffs. Self termed a "Super Budget Publisher," Phoenix Games' business model was to produce as many low quality, easy to produce games as possible. Most of the games are rated 3+ by PEGI, which probably was to the benefit of their target demographic: everyone. It was active between [[2003]] and [[2009]] and sold to markets globally. The remnants of its website, which include its list of games, are available at archive.org. | '''Phoenix Games''', known as Phoenix Games Ltd. in England, Phoenix Games B.V. in the Netherlands, Phoenix Games Asia in Thailand, and collectively as Phoenix Games Group, is a defunct game developer, and publisher of cheap franchise spinoffs. Self termed a "Super Budget Publisher," Phoenix Games' business model was to produce as many low quality, easy to produce games as possible. Most of the games are rated 3+ by PEGI, which probably was to the benefit of their target demographic: everyone. It was active between [[2003]] and [[2009]] and sold to markets globally. The remnants of its website, which include its list of games, are available at archive.org. | ||
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*Ilse van de Vossenberg Vogels (Administrator) | *Ilse van de Vossenberg Vogels (Administrator) | ||
*Maarten van Schaik (Development Manager) | *Maarten van Schaik (Development Manager) | ||
===Phoenix Resurrection=== | |||
In 2014 the UK domain for Phoenix Games Group was resurrected as a fan project in order to preserve the history of the one time giant budget publishing company. The website is powered by RetroDetect who house the largest Phoenix Games collection known and sits at over 250 games. | |||
==Developed games== | ==Developed games== | ||
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{{col|4|begin}} | {{col|4|begin}} | ||
;Nintendo DS | ;Nintendo DS | ||
*[[12]] | *[[12 (12 Games)]] | ||
*[[Adventures of Pinocchio]] | *[[Adventures of Pinocchio]] | ||
*[[Cinderella's Fairy Tale]] | *[[Cinderella's Fairy Tale]] | ||
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*[[Block Buster]] | *[[Block Buster]] | ||
*[[Cindy's Caribbean Holiday]] | *[[Cindy's Caribbean Holiday]] | ||
*[[Dalmatians 2]] | |||
*[[Dinosaurs]] | |||
*[[Destructo]] | *[[Destructo]] | ||
*[[Shoot]] | *[[Shoot]] | ||
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*[[Valentines Day]] | *[[Valentines Day]] | ||
{{col|2|end}} | {{col|2|end}} | ||