Creator / Gremlin Interactive

aka: Gremlin Graphics

Gremlin Interactive, originally known as Gremlin Graphics, was an English video game developer based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire. It was founded in 1984 by Ian Stewart and Kevin Norburn. Starting out as a developer and publisher of games for home computers, they later branched out to console and PC games in the early 1990s, and were an early third-party developer for the PlayStation, where they had found great success with their Actua Sports series of titles, starting with 1995's Actua Soccer. They were bought out by Infogrames in 1999, who subsequently renamed them Infogrames Studios, and closed down in 2003.

Not to be confused with Gremlin Industries, who produced and distributed various arcade games in the late '70s and early '80s.

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Video games developed and/or published by Gremlin:

• Actua Sports series^* this series also contained three games from the Premier Manager series; these are listed below under "Premier Manager series"
  • Actua Soccer^* released in Germany as Ran Soccer; released in the US as VR Soccer '96 (1995)
    • Euro '96^* Sega Saturn version was released under the "Sega Sports" brand (1996)
    • Actua Soccer Club Edition (1997)
  • Actua Soccer 2^* released in the US as FOX Sports Soccer '99 (1997)
  • Actua Soccer 3 (1998)
  • Actua Golf^* released in the US as VR Golf '97 (1996)
  • Actua Golf 2^* released in the US as FOX Sports Golf '99 (1997)
  • Actua Golf 3 (1998)
  • Actua Ice Hockey (1998)
  • Actua Ice Hockey 2^* the final game in the Actua Sports series (1999)
  • Actua Tennis (1998)
  • Pool Shark / Actua Pool^* released in the US as Ultimate 8 Ball (1999)
• Body Harvest (1998)
• Bounder (1985)
• Buggy^* released in the US as Team Losi RC Racer (1998)
• Fatal Racing^* released in the US as Whiplash (1995)
• Gauntlet: The Deeper Dungeons (1987)
• Hardcore 4x4^* released in the US as TNN Motor Sports Hardcore 4x4 (1996)
• Hardwar (1998)
• HeroQuest adaptations
  • HeroQuest (1991)
  • HeroQuest II: Legacy of Sorasil (1994)
• Judge Dredd^* not to be confused with the 1995 game (1997)
• Loaded series
  • Loaded (1995)
  • Re-Loaded (1996)
• Monopoly (1997)
• Monty Mole series
  • Wanted! Monty Mole (1984)
  • Monty Is Innocent (1985)
  • Monty on the Run (1985)
  • Auf Wiedersehen Monty (1987)
  • Moley Christmas (1987)
  • Impossamole (1990)
• MotorHead (1998)
• N₂O^* released in the US as N₂O Nitrous Oxide (1998)
• Normality (1996)
• Potty Pigeon (1984)
• Premier Manager series
  • Premier Manager (1992)
  • Premier Manager 2 (1993)
  • Premier Manager 3 (1994)
    • Premier Multi-edit System (1995)
  • Premier Manager 97^* Mega Drive version (1996)
  • Premier Manager 97^* PC version; also part of the Actua Sports series (1997)
  • Premier Manager 98^* also part of the Actua Sports series (1998)
  • Premier Manager Ninety Nine^* also part of the Actua Sports series; released on Nintendo 64 as Premier Manager 64 (1999)
    • Téléfoot Manager (1999)
• Realms of the Haunting (1996)
• Slipstream 5000 (1995)
• Soulbringer (2000)
• Thing on a Spring (1985)
• Top Gear series
  • Top Gear (1992)
  • Top Gear 2 (1993)
  • Top Gear 3000 (1994)
• Venus the Flytrap (1990)
• Wild Metal Country (1999)
• Zool series
  • Zool (1992)
  • Zool 2 (1993)

Video games developed by Infogrames Sheffield:

• PGA European Tour (1999)
• Premier Manager 2000 (2000)
• Wacky Races (2000)
• Hogs of War (2000)
• UEFA Challenge (2001)
• Wacky Races Starring Dastardly and Muttley (2001)
• Slam Tennis (2002)
• Micro Machines (2002)
• Superman: Shadow of Apokolips (2002)

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