CD 207, assorted game art, disc created February 1999, artwork dated May 1998 – February 1999

Item

Identifier: GAMEPRO-CDS.207

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Scope and Contents

This disc includes assets for the following games (in alphabetical order):

Contender
Crash Bandicoot: Warped
High Heat Baseball 2000
Kensei: Sacred Fist
Mario Party
NFL Blitz '99
Street Sk8er (aka Street Skater or Street Boarders)
Syphon Filter
WWF Attitude
WWF War Zone

This disc also includes a collection of textures from the game Soulcalibur, which are included in the folder "DESKTOP". These same files are included on CD #219 and may have been included on this disc by mistake.

Dates

Issued: disc created February 1999
Creation: artwork dated May 1998 – February 1999

Creator

Sony Interactive Entertainment America LLC (Publisher, Organization)
Victor Interactive Software, Inc (Developer, Organization)
Naughty Dog (Developer, Organization)
Universal Interactive Studios (Producer, Organization)
The 3DO Company (Publisher, Organization)
Team .366 (Developer, Organization)
Major League Baseball (Licensor, Organization)
Konami Corporation (Publisher, Organization)
Nintendo of America Inc (Publisher, Organization)
Hudson Soft Co., Ltd (Developer, Organization)
Midway (Publisher, Organization)
National Football League (Licensor, Organization)
Electronic Arts (Publisher, Organization)
Atelier Double (Developer, Organization)
Bend Studio (Developer, Organization)
Acclaim Entertainment, Inc (Publisher, Organization)
Sculptured Software (Developer, Organization)
World Wrestling Federation (Licensor, Organization)

Conditions Governing Access

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