Line #41 Creator/Dynamix


1	Dynamix is a VideoGame developing company. It was founded in 1984, purchased by Creator/{{Sierra}} in 1990, and went defunct in 2001.
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3	They are most notable for their series of simulators such as the critically acclaimed ''VideoGame/RedBaron'' and ''Videogame/StarSiege'' series, and the enormously popular ''Videogame/{{Tribes}}'' franchise, which [[OutlivedItsCreator continued even past the dissolution]] of Dynamix, gaining a [[Videogame/TribesAscend prequel]] and a sequel.
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5	''Tribes 2'' was built on a prototype of their Torque MediaNotes/GameEngine, which was later licensed to indie developers as a simple but powerful and ''cheap'' [[note]]$100. When it was first introduced in early 2000, engines were generally extremely expensive to license.[[/note]] engine to build off of. The engine is still in development (under [=GarageGames=], founded by former Dynamix employees) and available for licensing.
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7	Not to be confused with the RhythmGame ''Dynamix'' by [=C4Cat=].
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9	!!Video games developed by this company:
10	* ''VideoGame/ThreeDUltraLionelTraintown''
11	* The ''VideoGame/ThreeDUltraPinball'' series:
12	** VideoGame/ThreeDUltraPinball
13	** VideoGame/ThreeDUltraPinballCreepNight
14	** 3-D Ultra Pinball: The Lost Continent
15	** 3-D Ultra NASCAR Pinball
16	** VideoGame/ThreeDUltraPinballThrillRide
17	* A-10 Tank Killer (PC, Amiga)
18	* A-10 Tank Killer Extra Missions
19	* A-10 Tank Killer Version 1.5
20	* Abrams Battle Tank
21	* Aces of the Deep
22	* Aces of the Deep Expansion Disk
23	* Aces of the Pacific (PC)
24	* Aces of the Pacific Expansion Disk - WWII: 1946
25	* Aces Over Europe (PC)
26	* Arcticfox (Atari ST, Sinclair [=ZX81=]/Spectrum, Commodore 64, Apple II, Amiga, PC, NEC Platform/PC98, Amstrad CPC)
27	* ''VideoGame/BetrayalAtKrondor'' (CD Version)
28	* Big Bucks Trivia
29	* Bouncers
30	* Caveman Ugh-Lympics
31	* Championship Baseball
32	* Curse You! Red Baron
33	* Cyberstorm 2: Corporate Wars
34	* David Wolf: Secret Agent
35	* Die Hard
36	* Driver's Education 99
37	* Front Page Sports: Baseball Pro '96 Season
38	* Front Page Sports: Football
39	* Front Page Sports: Football Pro
40	* Front Page Sports: Ski Racing
41	* GBA Championship Basketball: Two On Two
42	* GFL Championship Football (Atari ST, Amiga)
43	* Ghostbusters II (PC, Atari ST)
44	* Heart of China (PC, Amiga)
45	* Maximum Pool (PC, Dreamcast)
46	* ''Videogame/MechWarrior 1''
47	* ''VideoGame/{{Nova 9}}''
48	* ''VideoGame/{{Outpost}}''
49	* ''VideoGame/Outpost2: Divided Destiny''
50	* ''VideoGame/ProjectFirestart''
51	* Pro Pilot
52	* Pro Pilot 2000
53	* Pro Pilot 99
54	* ''VideoGame/{{Rama}}''
55	* VideoGame/RedBaron (PC, Macintosh, Amiga)
56	* Red Baron 3D
57	* Red Baron II
58	* ''VideoGame/RiseOfTheDragon'' (Macintosh, Amiga, PC, Sega CD)
59	* Sid & Al's Incredible Toons
60	* Sierra Soccer World Challenge Edition
61	* Skyfox (Apple II, Amstrad CPC, Amiga, Sinclair [=ZX81=]/Spectrum, NEC [=PC98=], Atari ST)
62	* Skyfox II: The Cygnus Conflict
63	* ''VideoGame/SpaceQuestVTheNextMutation''
64	* The ''Starsiege / Tribes'' universe:
65	** [[VideoGame/StarSiege Metaltech: Battledrome]]
66	*** Metaltech: [[VideoGame/{{Starsiege}} Earthsiege]]
67	*** Metaltech: Earthsiege - Expansion Pack
68	*** ''Earthsiege II''
69	*** ''VideoGame/{{Starsiege}}''
70	** [[Videogame/CyberStorm MissionForce: Cyberstorm]]
71	*** Cyberstorm 2: Corporate Wars
72	** Starsiege Tribes
73	*** ''VideoGame/{{Tribes}} 2''
74	* ''VideoGame/Stellar7'' (Amiga, Macintosh)
75	* Stellar 7: Draxon no Gyakushuu
76	* Stellar-Fire
77	* Take a Break! Pinball
78	* The Aces Collector's Edition
79	* ''VideoGame/TheAdventuresOfWillyBeamish'' (Amiga, Macintosh, PC, Sega CD)
80	* The Crimson Crown
81	* ''VideoGame/TheIncredibleMachine''
82	* ''The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions''
83	* Trophy Bass 3D

Context Creator / Dynamix