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Core Design, Ltd. was a British video game company founded in 1988 and based in Derby. Originally a developer of UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} games (though many of its early titles were actually MultiPlatform), it started releasing games for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis, Sega CD and other consoles in 1992.
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Core Design, Ltd. was a British video game company founded in 1988 and based in Derby. Originally a developer of UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} Platform/{{Amiga}} games (though many of its early titles were actually MultiPlatform), it started releasing games for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis, Platform/SegaGenesis, Sega CD and other consoles in 1992.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Literature/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more. Still, their legacy lives on in more ways than one - similar to the Franchise/SherlockHolmes blue plaque in London, the block of flats that stands where Core's Derby offices were [[http://www.infobarrel.com/media/image/206531_max.jpg has one for Lara Croft]].
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Literature/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more. Still, their legacy lives on in more ways than one - similar to the Franchise/SherlockHolmes blue plaque in London, the block of flats that stands where Core's Derby offices were [[http://www.infobarrel.com/media/image/206531_max.jpg once stood [[https://www.gamespot.com/articles/lara-croft-birthplace-gets-blue-plaque/1100-6169591/ has one for Lara Croft]].
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* ''Videogame/TombRaiderTheLastRevelation''
* ''Videogame/TombRaiderChronicles''
* ''Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword''
* ''VideoGame/TombRaiderAngelOfDarkness''
* ''Videogame/TombRaiderII''
* ''Videogame/TombRaiderIII: Adventures of Lara Croft''
* ''Videogame/TombRaiderIIITheLostArtifact''
* ''Videogame/TombRaiderTheLastRevelation''
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* ''Tomb Raider''
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** ''VideoGame/TombRaider''
** ''Videogame/TombRaiderII''
* ** ''Videogame/TombRaiderIII: Adventures of Lara Croft''
* ** ''Videogame/TombRaiderIIITheLostArtifact''
* ** ''Videogame/TombRaiderTheLastRevelation''
* ** ''Videogame/TombRaiderChronicles''
* ** ''Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword''
* ''VideoGame/TombRaiderAngelOfDarkness''** ''VideoGame/TombRaiderTheAngelOfDarkness''
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Literature/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Literature/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more. Still, their legacy lives on in more ways than one - similar to the Franchise/SherlockHolmes blue plaque in London, the block of flats that stands where Core's Derby offices were [[http://www.infobarrel.com/media/image/206531_max.jpg has one for Lara Croft]].
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* ''Tomb Raider: Chronicles''
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* ''Tomb Raider II''
''Videogame/TombRaiderII''
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''Videogame/TombRaiderIIITheLostArtifact''
*''Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation''
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Core Design, Ltd. was a British video game company founded in 1988 and based in Derby. Originally a developer of {{Amiga}} UsefulNotes/{{Amiga}} games (though many of its early titles were actually MultiPlatform), it started releasing games for the SegaGenesis, UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis, Sega CD and other consoles in 1992.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''RogueWarrior'', ''Literature/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''VideoGame/RogueWarrior'', ''RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and was re-branded as Rebellion Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Video/RogueWarrior'', ''VideoGame/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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Core Design was acquired in 1994 by publisher US Gold, which over the next several years became part of Creator/EidosInteractive. Under Eidos, Core Design developed all games in the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' series until 2003.
In 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and continued to develop games as Rebellion Derby until 2010.
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Core Design was acquired in 1994 by publisher US Gold, which over the next several years became part of Creator/EidosInteractive. Under Eidos, Core Design developed all games in the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' series until 2003.
In2003, when ''VideoGame/TombRaiderTheAngelOfDarkness'' failed abysmally.
By 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, andcontinued to develop games was re-branded as Rebellion Derby until 2010.Derby. They were ultimately taken down in 2010 after the critically savaged flop ''Video/RogueWarrior'', so it's pretty safe to say the Core Design is completely and officially no more.
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Core Design, Ltd. was a British video game company founded in 1988 and based in Derby. Originally a developer of {{Amiga}} games (though many of its early titles were actually MultiPlatform), it started releasing games for the SegaGenesis, Sega CD and other consoles in 1992.
Core Design was acquired in 1994 by publisher US Gold, which over the next several years became part of Creator/EidosInteractive. Under Eidos, Core Design developed all games in the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' series until 2003.
In 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and continued to develop games as Rebellion Derby until 2010.
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!!Games developed by Core Design:
* ''Action Fighter'' (computer ports)
* ''The Adventurers''
* ''Asterix and the Great Rescue''
* ''Asterix and the Power of the Gods''
* ''Banshee''
* ''Battlecorps''
* ''BC Racers''
* ''The Big Red Adventure''
* ''BLAM! Machinehead''
* ''Blob''
* ''Bubba 'n' Stix''
* ''Chuck Rock''
* ''Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck''
* ''Corkers''
* ''Corporation''
* ''VideoGame/CurseOfEnchantia''
* ''Cyber-Cop''
* ''Darkmere: The Nightmare's Begun''
* ''Dragonstone''
* ''Dynamite Dux'' (computer ports)
* ''Fighting Force''
* ''Fighting Force 2''
* ''Frenetic''
* ''Heimdall'' series
* ''Herdy Gerdy''
* ''Hook'' (Sega Genesis/Sega CD version)
* ''[[VideoGame/MontyMole Impossamole]]''
* ''The Incredible Hulk: The Pantheon Saga'' (Sega Saturn version)
* ''Jaguar XJ200''
* ''VideoGame/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''
* ''Ninja: Shadow of Darkness''
* ''Premiere''
* ''VideoGame/ProjectEden''
* ''VideoGame/RickDangerous'' series
* ''Saint and Greavsie''
* ''Shellshock''
* ''Skeleton Krew''
* ''Smart Bomb''
* ''Soul Star''
* ''Swagman''
* ''Switchblade''
* ''Thunderhawk''
* ''Thunderhawk 2: Firestorm''
* ''Tomb Raider''
* ''Tomb Raider II''
* ''Tomb Raider III: Adventures of Lara Croft''
* ''Tomb Raider III: The Lost Artifact''
* ''Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation''
* ''Tomb Raider: Chronicles''
* ''Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword''
* ''Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness''
* ''Torvak the Warrior''
* ''Tournament Leader''
* ''Universe''
* ''Virtual Golf''
* ''War Zone''
* ''Wolfchild''
* ''Wonder Dog''
!!Games developed as Rebellion Derby:
* ''Free Running''
* ''Rogue Warrior''
* ''VideoGame/{{Shellshock 2}}: Blood Trails''
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Core Design was acquired in 1994 by publisher US Gold, which over the next several years became part of Creator/EidosInteractive. Under Eidos, Core Design developed all games in the ''Franchise/TombRaider'' series until 2003.
In 2006, Core Design was essentially defunct. The Core Design name and properties remained with Eidos, but the development team was acquired by Creator/{{Rebellion}}, and continued to develop games as Rebellion Derby until 2010.
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!!Games developed by Core Design:
* ''Action Fighter'' (computer ports)
* ''The Adventurers''
* ''Asterix and the Great Rescue''
* ''Asterix and the Power of the Gods''
* ''Banshee''
* ''Battlecorps''
* ''BC Racers''
* ''The Big Red Adventure''
* ''BLAM! Machinehead''
* ''Blob''
* ''Bubba 'n' Stix''
* ''Chuck Rock''
* ''Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck''
* ''Corkers''
* ''Corporation''
* ''VideoGame/CurseOfEnchantia''
* ''Cyber-Cop''
* ''Darkmere: The Nightmare's Begun''
* ''Dragonstone''
* ''Dynamite Dux'' (computer ports)
* ''Fighting Force''
* ''Fighting Force 2''
* ''Frenetic''
* ''Heimdall'' series
* ''Herdy Gerdy''
* ''Hook'' (Sega Genesis/Sega CD version)
* ''[[VideoGame/MontyMole Impossamole]]''
* ''The Incredible Hulk: The Pantheon Saga'' (Sega Saturn version)
* ''Jaguar XJ200''
* ''VideoGame/MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''
* ''Ninja: Shadow of Darkness''
* ''Premiere''
* ''VideoGame/ProjectEden''
* ''VideoGame/RickDangerous'' series
* ''Saint and Greavsie''
* ''Shellshock''
* ''Skeleton Krew''
* ''Smart Bomb''
* ''Soul Star''
* ''Swagman''
* ''Switchblade''
* ''Thunderhawk''
* ''Thunderhawk 2: Firestorm''
* ''Tomb Raider''
* ''Tomb Raider II''
* ''Tomb Raider III: Adventures of Lara Croft''
* ''Tomb Raider III: The Lost Artifact''
* ''Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation''
* ''Tomb Raider: Chronicles''
* ''Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword''
* ''Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness''
* ''Torvak the Warrior''
* ''Tournament Leader''
* ''Universe''
* ''Virtual Golf''
* ''War Zone''
* ''Wolfchild''
* ''Wonder Dog''
!!Games developed as Rebellion Derby:
* ''Free Running''
* ''Rogue Warrior''
* ''VideoGame/{{Shellshock 2}}: Blood Trails''
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