Infogrames games released as Infogrames [FR]
-Initiation au Basic, all the series (1, 2, 3 and 4).
-North and South???: I have some doubts here; the game is in english, spanish and french, so it may have been distributed in France??
-"The Inheritance" also has as AKA L'heritage, but I dont know where that comes from??
-The same happens with "Sidney Affair" and "Vera Cruz".
And another thing: Some games, like Welltris, have the instructions in french, and this instructions cover the Spectrum part (How to load the game, etc...), what should we do here?
-North and South???: I have some doubts here; the game is in english, spanish and french, so it may have been distributed in France??
-"The Inheritance" also has as AKA L'heritage, but I dont know where that comes from??
-The same happens with "Sidney Affair" and "Vera Cruz".
And another thing: Some games, like Welltris, have the instructions in french, and this instructions cover the Spectrum part (How to load the game, etc...), what should we do here?
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The other ones are basically why I delayed the Infogrames correcting for so long - I have no idea... ;-)
(Apropos: Command was a label by Infogrames as indicated here)
It is relevant if you wish to know the release countries. Hence the tag. :-)
Command Software is now listed as a label from Infogrames.
Ah! New feature? But shouldn't that be a property of the software and not the company/label?
All publishers have their release country listed since the start.
But not as part of the publishers name/label!? Or have I missed something fundamental here?
I agree it's a very uncommon case, but, yes, this has been done before.
This only applies to multinationals that had localised publications (McGraw-Hill is another example) - it's a bit of a compromise, as there is no country information in the individual software records.