gremlin – Page 9 – The Gremlin Graphics Archive

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It was not just to compete with EA, it was the reality of the market that only big companies would have access to major licences, to wide distribution and to the best developers. At the end of the day you had no choice. You either were growing, and organically it would take a long time, or you’d try and merge and buy or combine companies to be stronger.

Bruno Bonnell, Infogrames Founder on acquisitions and licences

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Dorks Dilemma

Micro Project’s Commodore C16 platformer.

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Realms of the Haunting Letterhead

Realms of the Haunting promotional company letterhead, from the personal collection of Sarah Bennett.

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Business Development Manager Advert

The actual Sheffield Star advert that Phil Wright responded to in order to become Gremlin’s first recognised Business Development Manager.

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A Gremlin in the Works – Ian Stewart

Available to order from Bitmap Books, “A Gremlin in the Works” is the officially endorsed history of Gremlin Graphics Limited.…

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Derby had the tools in the team to make platformers. I can’t remember whether it fell in around the time of Rick Dangerous – it was a case of utilising their toolset, their platform game toolset, let’s make use of it. We [used] some of the iPs to reintroduce [Monty] as something else. We came up with Impossamole which I think is a great name.

Ian Stewart, Gremlin Graphics Founder on Impossamole

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US Gold, CentreSoft, CentreGold, Gremlin, all of the companies were intertwined. The biggest factor that pulled them all together was CentreSoft, because it was the first company I started and also it was everyone's biggest customer. Indirectly, It’s weird really, I knew what everyone else was selling or was going to develop because they had to come and tell CentreSoft, but by the same token I was one of their biggest rivals.

Geoff Brown, Founder, U.S. Gold

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