Developer: 20th Century Fox

20th Century Fox, the Hollywood film studio, set up its own video game label, Fox Video Games, in 1982 to turn its films into Atari 2600 cartridges. Fox had no in-house programming team: outside programmers wrote the games under contract, and the label closed in 1983 as the video game market collapsed.
The site has nine games connected with Fox. Doug Neubauer, who had left Atari, wrote three of them: the maze game Alien, the helicopter rescue game M*A*S*H and the scrolling shooter Mega Force. Bill Aspromonte made the getaway-car maze Bank Heist, and John W. S. Marvin designed the dungeon crawl Crypts of Chaos. Two games never came out while Fox was in business: Save the Whales, meant to raise money for Greenpeace, and Mark Klein’s Pick Up, which finally appeared in 2002. The list also includes Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes and Crash Dive.
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