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'''Melbourne House''' is one of the oldest video game developers still to exist. Founded in [[1980]] as '''Beam Software''', Melbourne House was first owned by [[wikipedia:Atari|Atari]], and as of [[2006]] by [[wikipedia:Krome Studios|Krome Studios]].
'''Melbourne House''' is one of the oldest video game developers still to exist. Founded in [[1980]] as '''Beam Software''', Melbourne House was first owned by [[wikipedia:Atari|Atari]], and as of [[2006]] by [[wikipedia:Krome Studios|Krome Studios]]. Except games it published aswell books about [[wikipedia:Personal computer|computers]] and games, by its subsidiary ''' Melbourne House Publishers, Limited.'''.


==Publications==
==Publications==
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===Books===
===Books===
* [[1984: [[David Elkan]], ''[[A Guido to Playing The Hobbit]]''
* [[1984]]: [[David Elkan]], ''[[A Guide to Playing The Hobbit]]''


==External links==
==External links==
* {{WP|Krome Studios Melbourne}}
* {{WP|Krome Studios Melbourne}}


[[Category:Australian companies]][[Category:Video Game developers]]
[[Category:Australian businesses]]
[[Category:Publishers]]
[[Category:Video Game developers]]

Revision as of 12:24, 23 March 2012

Melbourne House is one of the oldest video game developers still to exist. Founded in 1980 as Beam Software, Melbourne House was first owned by Atari, and as of 2006 by Krome Studios. Except games it published aswell books about computers and games, by its subsidiary Melbourne House Publishers, Limited..

Publications

Games

Books

External links