Line #72 Creator/Accolade


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4	Accolade, Inc. was a video game company founded in 1984 and based in San Jose.
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6	Created by an ex-executive of Creator/{{Activision}}, Accolade (so named so that their titles would appear on shelves before Activision's, alphabetically) initially focused on the creation of family-accessible sports titles, as the founder was both a sports enthusiast and deeply religious. They were primarily known for the ''VideoGame/TestDrive'' series of exotic-sports car racing games.
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8	Accolade's 1990s move into the console game market resulted in their being sued by Creator/{{Sega}} for producing unlicensed game cartridges for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis (many of which were released under their Ballistic label). Accolade wound up winning the suit, but nevertheless became an official Sega licensee in 1993.
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10	In 1999, Accolade was acquired by Creator/{{Infogrames}} (later Creator/{{Atari}}).
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12	[[index]]
13	!!Games developed and published by Accolade:
14	* ''4th & Inches''
15	* ''Accolade's Comics''
16	* ''Ace of Aces''
17	* ''VideoGame/AlteredDestiny''
18	* ''Anatomic Man''
19	* ''Apollo 18: Mission to the Moon''
20	* ''VideoGame/{{Ballz}}''
21	* ''Bar Games''
22	* ''Barkley Shut Up and Jam!'' series
23	* ''Battle Isle 2''
24	* ''Big Air''
25	* ''Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure''
26	* ''Blue Angels: Formation Flight Simulation''
27	* ''Brett Hull Hockey 95''
28	* ''Bubble Ghost''
29	* ''VideoGame/{{Bubsy}}'' series
30	* ''Card Sharks''
31	* ''The Cardinal of the Kremlin''
32	* ''VideoGame/CombatCars''
33	* ''Cyclemania''
34	* ''The Cycles: International Grand Prix Racing''
35	* ''The Dam Busters''
36	* ''Day of the Viper''
37	* ''Deadlock'' series
38	* ''Don't Go Alone''
39	* ''VideoGame/{{Double Dragon\|1}}'' (Sega Mega Drive/Genesis)
40	* ''VideoGame/{{Elvira}}'' series
41	* ''VideoGame/{{Eradicator}}''
42	* ''Fast Break''
43	* ''Fight Night''
44	* ''Fireteam Rogue''
45	* ''The Game of Harmony''
46	* ''The Games: Summer Challenge''
47	* ''The Games: Winter Challenge''
48	* ''VideoGame/{{Gods}}'' (Mega Drive)
49	* ''VideoGame/GrandPrixCircuit''
50	* ''Grand Prix Unlimited''
51	* ''Gunboat''
52	* ''Hardball!'' series
53	* ''Heat Wave''
54	* ''Hoverforce''
55	* ''Ishido: The Way of Stones''
56	* ''Jack Nicklaus Golf'' series
57	* ''VideoGame/KilledUntilDead''
58	* ''Law of the West''
59	* ''VideoGame/LesManley'' series
60	* ''Mean 18 Golf''
61	* ''Mike Ditka Power Football''
62	** ''Mike Ditka's Ultimate Football''
63	* ''Mini-Putt''
64	* ''Pelé'' series
65	* ''[[VideoGame/MacadamBumper Pinball Wizard]]''
66	* ''VideoGame/PoED''
67	* ''Power at Sea''
68	* ''Powerboat''
69	* ''Pro Sport Challenge''
70	* ''Project: Space Station''
71	* ''Psi-5 Trading Company''
72	* ''Rack 'Em''
73	* ''VideoGame/RedlineGangWarfare2066''
74	* ''Road & Car''
75	* ''Serve & Volley''
76	* ''VideoGame/SlaveZero''
77	* ''Snoopy's Game Club''
78	* ''Speed Racer in My Most Dangerous Adventures''
79	* ''Speed Racer in The Challenge of Racer X''
80	* ''VideoGame/StarControl'' series
81	* ''[=StarHawk=]''
82	* ''Steel Thunder''
83	* ''Stratego''
84	* ''Strike Aces''
85	* ''VideoGame/SunDogFrozenLegacy''
86	* ''VideoGame/SuperOffRoad'' (Mega Drive/Genesis)
87	* ''VideoGame/TestDrive'' series
88	* ''The Third Courier''
89	* ''TKO''
90	* ''The Train: Escape to Normandy''
91	* ''VideoGame/{{Turrican}}'' (Mega Drive/Genesis, TG-16, Game Boy)
92	* ''Universal Soldier'' (Mega Drive/Genesis, Game Boy)
93	* ''Unnecessary Roughness'' series
94	* ''VideoGame/Waxworks1992''
95	* ''[=WarpSpeed=]''
96	* ''Zero Tolerance''
97	* ''VideoGame/{{Zyconix}}''
98	[[/index]]

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