Contents • • • • • History [ ] Between 1982 and 1984 they released the developed games themselves with limited success. In 1984 they ceased publishing games themselves and instead developed for Publishers Mastertronic and then later for Alternative Software, Gremlin Graphics and other publishers. Probably the best known game released under the Mr. Chip Software company name was which led to several sequels and ports to other systems. Most of the other games released under the Mr.

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Shaking The Habitual The Knife Rar File more. Chip Software label were already focused on racing like, but also some non-racing games found a fanbase like. Although early development was focused on the and platforms the company widened the number of target platforms for their games in the mid 1980s. One of the other platforms included the, which featured a few conversions (including an impressive conversion of Trailblazer), but also a number of unique titles including Arthur Noid and Bandits and Zero. Shaun also wrote a completely different version of Kikstart for the machine to what was produced for the C64.

With the switch to the 'Magnetic Fields' name the company also switched from 8-Bit systems to the rather new 16-Bit systems, with their last 8-bit release being Super Scramble Simulator (a sort of silent 3rd game in the Kikstart series). While developing games belonging to many different genres, Magnetic Fields soon focussed on racing games. The 1985 release of 'Formula 1 Simulator' was already technically on par with the competing racing games of that time. The company became well known in 1990 for their releases of and on most common home computer systems of the time. Especially the strong sales on the and platforms led to sequels in 1991.

All three Lotus titles had the nice additional touch of including hidden games in them, with the sequel containing Shaun's classic Duck Shoot game from the Vic 20. Featured on the TV series GamesMaster (S2/E11) where it was played by Formula One driver,. In 1996 the company released for the MS-DOS platform which received many favourable reviews and led to several expansions and sequels, including the X-Miles and International Rally Championship. The last release of the company was for Windows and PlayStation platforms in 1999.

In 2000 Shaun Southern and Andrew Morris founded a new company called 'Eugenicy' to develop more racing games but the company was closed down before anything was ever released. Andrew Morris released the original promotional trailer for Eugenicy on his YouTube channel in 2009. The company has agreed to let fans distribute their 8-Bit system software as long as no profit is made from these. This has led to additional interest [ ] in the company among users of emulators for such older hardware. Kikstart I and II were released in 2010 for the Commodore 64 emulator on the. Games developed [ ] • Pacmania (1983) • AD Infinitum (1984) • Duck Shoot (1984) • Kwazy Kwaks (1984) • Olympic Skier (1984) • Caves of Doom (1985) • Hero of the Golden Talisman (1985) • Kikstart: Off-Road Simulator (1985) • (1986) • (1987) • (1990) • (1990) • (1991) • (1991) • (1992) • (1994) • Supercars International (1996) • Network Q RAC Rally Championship (1996) (1996) • Rally Championship: The X-Miles add-on expansion pack (1997) • (1997) • (1999) Games published [ ] All of these games were published under the older company name Mr Chip Software.