Electronic Arts Seattle

Electronic Arts Seattle

Founded	1988
Closed	2002
Headquarters	Seattle, Washington, USA
Other Names	Manley & Associates Manley and Associates

Electronic Arts Seattle was an American game developer created in 1988 as Manley & Associates. The company was founded by Ivan Manley. In 1996, Electronic Arts acquired the company, and subsequently shut down the studio in 2002.

Games

Games developed by Electronic Arts Seattle.

Audio Development

SNES

All of the company's SNES games used Sculptured Software's BMus sound development system.

Pink Goes to Hollywood, Super Conflict, and The Wizard of Oz used the first version, WildSnake used the second version, and King Arthur & The Knights of Justice used the third version.