Imagic

Imagic was an American game developer, based in Los Gatos, California, that produced a subtantial number of titles for early 1980s consoles and computer systems, with primary focus on the Intellivision, Atari 2600, and 8-bit home computers.
Composed of former Atari and Mattel employees, the company formed in 1981, shortly before the video game crash of 1983, and folded a few years later in 1986.
Catalog credits
- Saikyou Ginsei Shogi 2
- I, Damiano
- Sherlock Holmes in "Another Bow"
- Touchdown Football
- Safecracker
- Fathom
- Moonsweeper
- No Escape!
- Nova Blast
- Quick Step
- Solar Storm
- Subterranea
- Tropical Trouble
- White Water
- Wing War
- Truckin'
- Dracula
- Ice Trek
- Shootin' Gallery
- Swords & Serpents
- Atlantis
- Dragonfire
- Demon Attack
- Cosmic Ark
- Fire Fighter
- Microsurgeon
- Riddle of the Sphinx
- Star Voyager
- Beauty and the Beast
- Sky Patrol