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systems. Recognized for the quality of its programming, it mostly created 3D action or puzzle games. Games they produced include: * '' Xenon 2 Megablast'' (coded by The Assembly Line, designed by the

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'' also known as ''Pipe Dream'' * ''

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'' also known as '' The Game of Harmony'' and ''Sphericule'' * ''Vaxine'' * ''Helter Skelter'' * ''

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'' (Published by

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Developers

Developers include: * Andy Beveridge * Adrian Stephens * Martin Day * John Dale

References

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