Flying Edge

Flying Edge

Infobox Defunct Company
company_name = Flying Edge
company_
fate = brand discontinued since 1994; parent company ultimately went bankrupt in 2004.
successor =
foundation =
defunct = 1994
location = Glen Cove, New York,USA
industry = computer and video game industry
key_people =
products = video games
num_employees =
parent = Acclaim Entertainment
subsid =

Flying Edge, Inc. was one of Acclaim Entertainment's brands used during the peak period of the Super NES and Sega Genesis dominated era during the early to mid 1990s.

Due to contractual issues, this new division was specifically created for publishing games under the Sega brand.

Titles

ega Game Gear

1992

*Arch Rivals
*George Foreman's KO Boxing
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*
*Smash TV (1992 in Europe, 1994 in North America)

1993

*RoboCop 3
*
*
*
*

1994

*
*The Addams Family

ega Genesis

1992

*Arch Rivals
*
*Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge
*George Foreman's KO Boxing
*NBA All-Star Challenge
*Roger Clemens' MVP Baseball
*Steel Empire
*Super Smash TV
*WWF Super WrestleMania

1993

*Champions World Class Soccer
*
*WWF Royal Rumble

1994

*The Addams Family
*

ega Master System (Europe)

1992

*George Foreman's KO Boxing
*The Incredible Crash Dummies
*Smash TV
*

1993

*
*

ega MegaDrive (Europe)

1992

*Arch Rivals
*Empire of Steel
*Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge
*George Foreman's KO Boxing
*Super Smash TV

1993

*Champions World Class Soccer
*
*NBA All-Star Challenge
*RoboCop 3
*
*

ee also

*Acclaim Entertainment

References

* [http://www.mobygames.com/company/flying-edge-inc Mobygames.com]
* [http://www.uk.playright.dk/firma.php?id=728 Playright - list of published game titles]


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