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Total estimated sales of all Pickford Bros' games: 6,451,068 |
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Number of games in all territories the Pickford Bros have been involved in:
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Average estimated sales per released game: 41,090 |
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The Pickford Brothers' Softography
A complete list of all the games the Pickford Brothers have worked on throughout their careers
Here's a complete list (as far as we can remember) of all the games we've ever worked on or been involved with in some way. We're going back all the way to 1984 now, so its quite a list!
In general video game development is a team effort, and in the case of almost all the games listed here we were part of a larger development or production team - we didn't make any of these games all by ourselves (well, JP made Ghost Town on his own!) and we don't want to pretend that we did. Where possible we'll try to include links to further infomation about each title, including full credits.
Although we've both worked on a lot of games, we didn't necessarily make a significant or important contribution to every single one (Ste just did the loading screens for quite a few 8 bit titles). By default we've only listed below those games we consider significant to out careers for whatever reason: either one or both of us designed or programmed the game, or was a lead or producer. Games that we made a major contribution towards, or that we put some of our heart and soul into.
If you're really interested in all the other games we did, including the really crap ones, use the search options to browse our softography any way you like.
Displaying all titles, newest first:
(90 titles)
2004 - Sticky Balls (Gizmondo), Gizmondo
2003 - Sticky Balls (PSP), PSP
2003 - Tetris, Pocket PC
2003 - Nicktoons, PlayStation2 | Xbox | GameCube
2002 - Sticky Balls, PC | Pocket PC
2002 - Future Tactics (PC), PC
2001 - Worms Blast, GameCube
2001 - Future Tactics: The Uprising, PlayStation2 | GameCube | XBox
2001 - ET and the Search for Dragora, PlayStation2 | GameCube
2001 - ET and the Cosmic Garden, Gameboy Color
2001 - AquaAqua (PSOne), PlayStation
2000 - Aquaqua, PlayStation2
2000 - DragonTales: DragonSeek, PlayStation
2000 - Dragon Tales: DragonWings, Gameboy Color
1999 - WetrixGB, Gameboy Color
1999 - Wetrix+, Dreamcast
1997 - Taz Express, Nintendo 64
1997 - Wetrix (N64), Nintendo 64
1996 - Wetrix, PC
1995 - Mario Artist: Paint Studio / Sound Studio, Nintendo 64 | 64DD
1995 - Blade & Barrel, Nintendo 64
1995 - Spyral Saga, PlayStation
1994 - Cutthroat Island, SNES | Genesis
1994 - Venom Spirit, SNES
1994 - Spider-Man & Venom: Separation Anxiety, SNES | Genesis | PC
1994 - Waterworld, PlayStation | 3DO
1994 - Tinstar, SNES
1994 - Maximum Carnage, SNES | Genesis
1993 - Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends, SNES
1993 - The Incredible Crash Dummies, NES | Gameboy
1993 - Ken Griffey Jnr presents Major League Baseball, SNES
1993 - Tazmanian Devil, SNES
1992 - Spiderman & X-men, SNES
1992 - Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Quest, SNES | Genesis
1992 - Plok!, SNES
1992 - Tom & Jerry, NES
1990 - Solstice 2, SNES
1990 - Gazza 2, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Amstrad GX4000
1990 - Cabal, NES
1990 - Fleapit, Coin-op
1990 - Solar Jetman (8 bit versions), ZX Spectrum | Commodore 64
1990 - Wizards & Warriors 3, NES
1990 - WWF Wrestling, Gameboy
1989 - Solar Jetman: Hunt for the Golden Warpship, NES | PlayChoice 10
1989 - Roller Thrasher, NES
1989 - Wolverine, NES
1989 - Sesame Street ABC 123, NES
1989 - Sesame Street ABC, NES
1989 - Sesame Street 123, NES
1989 - IronSword (Wizards and Warriors II), NES
1989 - Cosmic Pirate (8 bit versions), ZX Spectrum | Commodore 64
1988 - Voodoo Nightmare, Atari ST | Amiga
1988 - Cosmic Pirate, Amiga | Atari ST
1988 - Cluster, Amiga
1988 - Roadhugg, Amiga
1987 - Leviathan, Atari ST | Amiga
1987 - Amaurote (conversions), Atari XL | MSX
1987 - Knight Games 2, Commodore 64
1987 - World Darts, Coin-op | Amiga | Atari ST
1987 - Rasterscan (conversions), MSX | PC
1987 - Ghosts n Goblins, Atari ST
1987 - Scooby Doo, Commodore 64
1987 - Duet, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC
1987 - Feud (Amiga), Amiga
1987 - Outcast / Renegade, Atari ST
1987 - Amaurote, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1987 - Rasterscan, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1987 - Motos, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1987 - Feud (conversions), Atari XL | MSX | PC
1987 - Street Surfer, Commodore 64
1987 - Feud, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1987 - Defcom, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1987 - Die You Vicious Fish, Amstrad CPC
1986 - Hyperbowl, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1986 - 180 (conversions), Atari XL | MSX
1986 - Lightfarce / Zarjas, ZX Spectrum
1986 - Zub, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1986 - Ghosts n Goblins, Commodore 64
1986 - Xeno, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1986 - 180, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1986 - Glider Rider, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1986 - Kobayashi Naru, Amstrad CPC
1986 - Glass, Amstrad CPC
1986 - Omega Mission, Amstrad CPC
1986 - Hocus Focus, ZX Spectrum
1986 - Max Headroom, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1985 - Death Wake, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC | Commodore 64
1985 - Ghosts n Goblins, Amstrad CPC
1985 - Ziggurat, ZX Spectrum | Amstrad CPC
1984 - Ghost Town, ZX Spectrum
(90 titles)
If you spot any errors or ommissions in this softography (some of the dates of the older games are guesswork), or better still you can provide any of the missing screenshots or cover art images, then please email the webmaster.
Updated: 13th May 2005
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