Bullet-Proof Software, Inc.
Overview
Bullet-Proof Software was an American-Japanese software maker that introduced games in both the East and the West. The company was founded by Henk Rogers with the initial goal of publishing his role-playing game The Black Onyx (1984). BPS soon became a Nintendo licensee with close connections to the chairman Hiroshi Yamauchi. BPS held close ties to Alexey Pajitnov and The Tetris Company. It was succeeded by Blue Planet Software.Games
| Tetris, The | (2000) |
| Next Tetris, The | (1999) |
| Tetris 4D | (1998) |
| Star Wars: Masters of Teräs Käsi | (1998) |
| Herc's Adventures | (1998) |
| Ballblazer Champions | (1998) |
| Star Wars: Dark Forces | (1997) |
| Tetris S | (1996) |
| Star Wars: Rebel Assault II - The Hidden Empire | (1996) |
| Tokyo Highway Battle | (1996) |
| V-Tetris | (1995) |
| Chō Mahō Tairiku Wozz | (1995) |
| Tetris Blast | (1995) |
| Super Tetris 3 | (1994) |
| Tetris 2 | (1994) |
| Twisted Tales of Spike McFang, The | (1994) |
| Shutokō Battle '94: Drift King | (1994) |
| Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss (Genteiban) | (1994) |
| Michael Andretti's Indy Car Challenge | (1994) |
| Obitus | (1994) |
| WildSnake | (1994) |
| True Golf Classics: Wicked 18 | (1993) |
| Yoshi's Cookie | (1993) |
| Super Tetris 2 + Bombliss | (1992) |
| Welltris | (1992) |
| Tetris 2 + BomBliss | (1991) |
| Faceball 2000 | (1991) |
| Deflektor | (1991) |
| Pipe Dream | (1990) |
| Hatris | (1990) |
| Spot | (1990) |
| Tetris | (1989) |
| Tetris | (1988) |
| M.U.L.E. | (1987) |
| Microgo1 | (1987) |
| Lyrane | (1986) |
| Archon: The Light and the Dark | (1986) |
| Dimensional Fighter Epsilon3 | (1985) |
| Fire Crystal, The | (1984) |
| Black Onyx, The | (1984) |
Trivia
Artist Roger Dean (known for creating the Psygnosis logo and making cover art for bands like Yes and Asia) made Bullet-Proof Software's later logos which are shown on his website.Related Web Sites
- Bullet-Proof Software, Inc. (official website)
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