Intrepid Computer Entertainment Ltd.

Intrepid Computer Entertainment Ltd. was a UK development studio founded in 1999 by the former Bullfrog employees Joe Rider, Matt Chilton, possibly along with Terry Cattrell. Intrepid became the second company to be accepted as a satellite studio of Lionhead. The studio was signed as a first-party developer by Microsoft and began working on the Xbox title BC until Lionhead cancelled it in October 2004. After that, Intrepid was disbanded and a part of the team moved over to Lionhead. The studio's site disappeared after April 2005.