Sensible Software

Sensible Software Ltd.
Founded	1986
Closed	1999
Headquarters	UK
Manager	{{{Manager}}}
Employees	6 - 22
Key People (choice)	Martin Galway
Turnover	1999
Sector	Video and computer games
Website
Information	1999: Acquisition by Codemasters

The British game company Sensible Software was founded by the school friends Chris Yates and John Hare for publishing software for the ZX Spectrum in 1986. Also was developed software for the homecomputers C64, Amiga, Atari ST, PC and video consoles. At the beginning of the 1990s years their company was very successful. In 1999 Sensible Software was sold by the game company Codemasters and after that closed.

C64 games (Selection)

• Alien Smash (1992; CF)
• Galaxibirds (1986)
• Insects in Space (1989)
• International 3D Tennis (1990)
• Microprose Soccer (1988)
• Oh No! (1988)
• Parallax (1986)
• Game development kit: S.E.U.C.K. (1987)
• The Game With No Name alias The Day The Universe Died and Dominion (1987; only in Zzap64!)
• The Chrome Brothers (1994; CF)
• Wizball (1987)

Start screen of "Microprose Soccer".

Start screen of "Wizball".

Start screen of "S.E.U.C.K.

Links

Wikipedia: Sensible_Software