ARIOLASOFT
Almost all of Ariolasoft's hits were licensed from Electronic Arts. After EA opened its own headquarters in the UK, Ariolasoft launched two new full-price labels publishing original software: Starlight run by Francis Lee, formerly of Beyond, and Reaktor. Neither was successful and in 1987 the label was suddenly closed down by its German parent company, Bertelsmann.
One unreleased game, Werewolves of London, eventually appeared as a budget release from Mastertronic in 1989.
Total Associated Releases: 18
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![]() Touchdown Football ARIOLASOFT / ELECTRONIC ARTS June to July 1986 617 Months in Top 10: 2 Months at No 1: 0 |
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![]() Racing Destruction Set ARIOLASOFT / ELECTRONIC ARTS November 1985 to January 1986 3 Months in Top 10: 0 Months at No 1: 0 |
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![]() One on One ARIOLASOFT / ELECTRONIC ARTS January to August 1985 1861 Months in Top 10: 0 Months at No 1: 0 |
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![]() The Seven Cities of Gold ARIOLASOFT / ELECTRONIC ARTS September to October 1985 2 Months in Top 10: 0 Months at No 1: 0 |
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![]() Pinball Construction Set ARIOLASOFT / ELECTRONIC ARTS September to October 1985 4 Months in Top 10: 0 Months at No 1: 0 |
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