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Revised Thing	Revision of the company overview for Binary Design, Ltd.
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Company Overview	From England, Binary Design was a multi-format development team in the 1980s, responsible for arcade conversions as well as original titles, often developing several formats simultaneously. It was founded by Andrew Hieke, after he previously established Terminal Software. Binary Design's publishers included Mastertronic (and subsequently Melbourne House and Virgin after company mergers), Quicksilva and Domark.

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Company Overview

From England, Binary Design was a multi-format development team in the 1980s, responsible for arcade conversions as well as original titles, often developing several formats simultaneously. Their publishers included <moby company="Mastertronic">Mastertronic</moby> (and subsequently <moby company="Melbourne House">Melbourne House</moby> and <moby company="Virgin">Virgin</moby> after company mergers), <moby company="Quicksilva">Quicksilva</moby> and <moby company="Domark">Domark</moby>.

Company Overview

From England, Binary Design was a multi-format development team in the 1980s, responsible for arcade conversions as well as original titles, often developing several formats simultaneously. It was founded by <moby developer="Andrew Hieke">Andrew Hieke</moby>, after he previously established <moby company="Terminal Software">Terminal Software</moby>. Binary Design's publishers included <moby company="Mastertronic">Mastertronic</moby> (and subsequently <moby company="Melbourne House">Melbourne House</moby> and <moby company="Virgin">Virgin</moby> after company mergers), <moby company="Quicksilva">Quicksilva</moby> and <moby company="Domark">Domark</moby>.

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view changes	1	Jul 19, 2009	Overview	Sciere (689435)	Approved	update