American Video Entertainment Inc.
Overview
AVE was founded as a spin-off company for semiconductor (ROM) manufacturer Macronix. Its goal was to act as a publishing house for third-party (unlicensed) titles for Nintendo's NES system. Macronix had been denied contracts for memory chips for Nintendo and had developed a chip called NINA to circumvent Nintendo's lock-out circuit in the NES. NINA was offered to unlicensed developers who could then publish their games through AVE, ultimately giving Macronix the ROM sales it had been denied by Nintendo themselves.Games
| Solitaire | (1992) |
| Trolls on Treasure Island | (1992) |
| Maxi 15 | (1992) |
| Blackjack | (1992) |
| Wally Bear and the NO! Gang | (1992) |
| Mermaids of Atlantis: The Riddle of the Magic Bubble | (1991) |
| Venice Beach Volleyball | (1991) |
| Ultimate League Soccer | (1991) |
| Rad Racket: Deluxe Tennis II | (1991) |
| Deathbots | (1990) |
| Puzzle | (1990) |
| F-15 City War | (1990) |
| Pyramid | (1990) |
| Double Strike | (1990) |
| Dudes with Attitude | (1990) |
| Tiles of Fate | (1990) |
| Krazy Kreatures | (1990) |
| Impossible Mission II | (1989) |
Trivia
Company address (1990):American Video Entertainment Inc.
1348 Ridder Park Drive
San Jose
CA 95131
USA
Related Web Sites
- American Video Entertainment: The Story (Exhaustive article at NES World.)
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Top Games
Most popular games as rated by MobyGames users.
| 3.6 | Impossible Mission II |
| 2.0 | Double Strike |
| 1.4 | Wally Bear and the NO! Gang |