Amaze Entertainment

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Amaze Entertainment
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Founded 1996
Closed 2009
Headquarters Kirkland, Washington, U.S.

Amaze Entertainment was a US-based development studio founded in Kirkland, Washington, in 1996 by members of Realtime Associates. The studio specialized in ports and separate versions of high-profile licensed games, for handheld platforms such as PSP, Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS.

Subsidiaries

  • Adrenium Games
  • Black Ship Games
  • Fizz Factor
  • Griptonite Games
  • KnowWonder

Games

Music Development

Game Boy Color

For Heroes of Might and Magic, Greg Turner would write MIDI files which were converted to David Warhol's sound driver.

All-Star Baseball 2001 reuses audio from Frank Thomas Big Hurt Baseball for Game Boy.

Their later titles used MusyX, a sound tool by Factor 5.

Game Boy Advance

Their early titles used MusyX, a sound tool by Factor 5.

Later, Ian Stocker, Steven Velema and Tom Miller used trackers, such as Impulse Tracker and Schism Tracker, and converted their IT files to Krawall, a GBA sound driver by Sebastian Kienzl.

Nintendo DS

Composers use Impulse Tracker and ProTracker and converting their IT and MOD files to native DS format.

On their later titles, composers used Intelligent Systems' Nitro Composer sound driver.

For some games, original music recordings were converted as RAW data.

Audio Personnel

Logo History