Radarsoft is a Dutch software development company that published video games in the 1980s. It released its first game (3D Tic Tac Toe) in 1984 for the Commodore 64. Until 1987 Radarsoft released multiple titles for the Amiga, Atari, Philips MSX and DOS. Their main focus was the Dutch market, so most games are only available in Dutch. In 1986 Radarsoft went to the American video game market, but a packaging error at a Dutch warehouse cost the studio more money than they were able to recoup.
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| - Radarsoft is a Dutch software development company that published video games in the 1980s. It released its first game (3D Tic Tac Toe) in 1984 for the Commodore 64. Until 1987 Radarsoft released multiple titles for the Amiga, Atari, Philips MSX and DOS. Their main focus was the Dutch market, so most games are only available in Dutch. In 1986 Radarsoft went to the American video game market, but a packaging error at a Dutch warehouse cost the studio more money than they were able to recoup. (en)
- Radarsoft is een Nederlands softwarehuis dat in de jaren 80 computerspellen uitbracht. De meeste spellen kwamen eerst uit voor de Commodore 64 en later voor de MSX. Het bedrijf heeft ook enkele spellen gemaakt voor de Amiga, Atari 8 bit-familie, Cd-i en de Personal computer. Tegenwoordig ontwikkelt Radarsoft educatieve multimediasoftware voor scholen. (nl)
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| - Radarsoft is a Dutch software development company that published video games in the 1980s. It released its first game (3D Tic Tac Toe) in 1984 for the Commodore 64. Until 1987 Radarsoft released multiple titles for the Amiga, Atari, Philips MSX and DOS. Their main focus was the Dutch market, so most games are only available in Dutch. In 1986 Radarsoft went to the American video game market, but a packaging error at a Dutch warehouse cost the studio more money than they were able to recoup. The software company was created after , and , who had already made several games together, met law student Leonardo Jacobs. Later, the four students from Leiden worked with the cartoonist . They got in touch with Maurice de Hond through Jacobs, and were commissioned to make a topography program. This program was included with the purchase of a Commodore 64 or ZX Spectrum from V&D or Dixons. While initially only released in the Netherlands, this program was later translated and published in Finland as well. Some of Radarsoft's most successful games include the shooter Eindeloos (aka Endless or Infinitis, 1985, also released in France and England) and the platform game Hopeloos (Hopeless, 1986). The games Topografie Nederland and Tempo Typen were used in the television game show It's All in the Game. They also released a Commodore 64 platform game featuring Snoopy (1984) and Co & Co (1985). The last game Radarsoft has been credited for is Zenith (1997), a pinball game for the Philips CD-i. Radarsoft now focuses on educational multimedia software and multimedia projects on CD-ROM, DVD and internet. (en)
- Radarsoft is een Nederlands softwarehuis dat in de jaren 80 computerspellen uitbracht. De meeste spellen kwamen eerst uit voor de Commodore 64 en later voor de MSX. Het bedrijf heeft ook enkele spellen gemaakt voor de Amiga, Atari 8 bit-familie, Cd-i en de Personal computer. Het softwarehuis ontstond nadat John Vanderaart, en , die gezamenlijk al enkele spellen maakten, de rechtenstudent ontmoetten. Later werkten de vier studenten uit Leiden met tekenaar Wijo Koek. Via Jacobs kreeg het softwarehuis contact met Maurice de Hond van de Microcomputer Club Nederland en kreeg het de opdracht een topografieprogramma te maken. Dit programma werd meegeleverd bij de aankoop van een Commodore 64 of ZX Spectrum bij V&D of Dixons. In eerste instantie werden de computerspellen uitgebracht in Nederland, later in 1986 werd het spel Eindeloos uitgebracht in Engeland en Frankrijk. Het topografieprogramma werd ook vertaald en uitgegeven in Finland. De spellen Topografie Nederland en Tempo Typen werden zelfs gebruikt in de televisiespelshow It's All in the Game. Tegenwoordig ontwikkelt Radarsoft educatieve multimediasoftware voor scholen. (nl)
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