Emerald Software
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Emerald Software was a video game publisher founded in 19881 by two UK entertainment executives – David Martin of Martech, and Mike Dixon who previously worked with EMI and worked as the company CEO. The company was headquartered in a three-story Georgian house ("Washington Lodge") in Wilkin Street, Waterford, Ireland. The company released a number of games between 1988 and 1990, but a number of critical delays in the development program eventually led to its closure in 1991.
Emerald Software was a video game publisher founded in 1988 by two UK entertainment executives – David Martin of Martech, and Mike Dixon who previously worked with EMI and worked as the company CEO. The company was headquartered in a three-story Georgian house ("Washington Lodge") in Wilkin Street, Waterford, Ireland. The company released a number of games between 1988 and 1990, but a number of critical delays in the development program eventually led to its closure in 1991. ==References== ==External links== Article about Emerald on GameDevelopers.ie (archived 2016)
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