OT Sports L.L.C.
Moby ID: 12594
- OverTime Sports - expanded name
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The creation of OT Sports came about as a result of a joint venture between Spectrum Holobyte and Capital Cities/ABC Inc. to develop and produce interactive, multimedia games under the ABC Sports brand. Douglas Whatley and Deb Tillett were approached about developing games for this venture and formed OT Sports LLC in 1996 in Maryland.
According to founder Doug Whatley, the initial ownership of OT Sports was shared between MicroProse and Capital Cities/ABC Inc. When the entire ABC conglomerate was acquired by the Walt Disney Company in 1996, the future of OT Sports was uncertain and it eventually dissolved in 1998. Most of the employees moved to Mr. Whatley's newly formed company BreakAway Games.
Credited on 4 Games from 1996 to 1997
| ABC Sports Monday Night Football '98 (1997 on Windows) |
| ABC Sports College Football: Heroes of the Gridiron (1997 on Windows) |
| ABC Sports Indy Racing (1997 on Windows) |
| ABC Sports Monday Night Football (1996 on Windows) |
Trivia +
Company location and contact information (1997):
OT Sports
120 Lakefront Drive
Hunt Valley, MD 21030
USA
Phone: (410)-771-8550
Former website: www.otsports.com
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 4 games with ABC Interactive
- 2 games with Beta Breakers
- 2 games with e4e Interactive Entertainment Services
- 2 games with Attik Design Inc.
- 1 game with Real Sports
- 1 game with BVD Video, Ltd.
- 1 game with Buena Vista Home Entertainment
- 1 game with Post Effects
- 3 games with Jimmy Smith
- 3 games with Mark L. Cohen
- 3 games with Bill Tipper
- 3 games with Douglas Whatley
- 3 games with Rob Hafey
- 3 games with Cesar Novoa
- 3 games with Damon Harris
- 2 games with Joe Davis
- 2 games with Walter Carter
- 2 games with Mike Schmidt
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