Intelligent Games Ltd
Moby ID: 1352
- The Intelligent Games Co. - original company name (from 1988 to 1992)
- IG Ltd - commonly used abbreviation
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Intelligent Games, Ltd. (IG) was a game development company founded in 1988 as The Intelligent Games Co. by Matthew Stibbe when he was 18 years of age. The name was changed to Intelligent Games, Ltd. in 1993 when it was incorporated. The company was located in west London, United Kingdom.
In the early years, the company concentrated on PC games for the Amiga and DOS. Its first games were 'Nam 1965-1975 (for Domark) and Imperium (for Electronic Arts). The company grew and by 1999 reported having 65 employees and management staff.
Matthew Stibbe left the company in June 2000 when it was sold to the management in "an amicable buy-out".
Intelligent Games began developing games for the GameCube, Playstation, Xbox in about 2001, and then the Playstation 2 in 2002. The company formed an internal mobile games development division in 2002, which was announced in November of that year along with the release of its first (and possibly only) Palm OS game, Flipdis (for Handango).
In December 2002 the company closed and all its assets were liquidated.
Credited on 28 Games from 1990 to 2020
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Command & Conquer: Remastered Collection (2020 on Windows) |
FIFA Soccer 2003 (2002 on Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox...) |
The Powerpuff Girls: Gamesville (2002 on Windows) |
FlipDis (2002 on Palm OS) |
2002 FIFA World Cup (2002 on Windows, PlayStation, PlayStation 2...) |
Universal Monsters: Monsterville (2002 on Windows) |
Action Man: Arctic Adventure (2002 on Windows) |
Emperor: Battle for Dune (2001 on Windows) |
LEGO Stunt Rally (2001 on Windows) |
Carrera Grand Prix (2001 on Windows) |
Dexter's Laboratory: Science Ain't Fair (2001 on Windows) |
The Powerpuff Girls: Mojo Jojo's Pet Project (2001 on Windows) |
Tweenies: Game Time (2001 on PlayStation) |
F1 Manager (2000 on Windows) |
Action Man: Jungle Storm (2000 on Windows) |
Action Man: Raid on Island X (1999 on Windows) |
Pro 18 World Tour Golf (1999 on Windows, PlayStation) |
Dune 2000 (1998 on Windows) |
Tiger Woods 99 PGA Tour Golf (1998 on Windows, PlayStation) |
LEGO Loco (1998 on Windows) |
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History +
- December 2002
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company is closed and all assets liquidated
- 2002
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company forms a mobile games development division
- June 2000
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company is sold to the management in an amicable buy-out
- June 2000
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founder Matthew Stibbe leaves the company
- June 1998
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company moves its location to a new 10,000 square foot building in West Kensington, London
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Trivia +
Location and contact information in Sept. 1996:
Intelligent Games Ltd.
Kiln House
210 New Kings Road
London, SW6 4NZ, England
http://www.igl.co.uk
Company locations and contact information:
Nov. 2002:
IG Ltd
IG House
Palliser Road
London
W14 9EB
United Kingdom
Tel: 020 73863000
Fax: 020 73860404
Website: http://www.igl.co.uk
June 1998:
Intelligent Games Ltd.
IG House, Palliser Road
London W14 9 EN
England
Phone: +44 171 386 3000
Fax: +44 171 386 0404
Website: http://www.igl.co.uk
Location in October 1995:
Intelligent Games Ltd.
2 Munro Terrace
112 Cheyne Walk
London SW10 0DL
United Kingdom
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- 3 games with Westwood Studios, Inc.
- 3 games with Avalon Interactive
- 21 games with Philip Veale
- 19 games with Kevin Shrapnell
- 18 games with Richard Evans
- 15 games with Lee Morse
- 12 games with Matthew Stibbe
- 11 games with Dee Jarvis
- 11 games with Neil Jones-Cubley
- 11 games with Simon Evers
- 11 games with Steve Cuss
- 9 games with Darren Esp
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