Beam Software
Status: dead
Country: Australia
aka(s): Beam International, Beam
Founded as subsidiary of Melbourne House in 1980, by Alfred Milgrom and Naomi Besen.
In 1987 Beam became independent of Melbourne House.
In 2000 they changed the name to Blaze International and left the game industry.
It is known for Choplifter, Gex series, Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy, Last Ninja, MechWarrior, NBA Jam, NFL Quarterback Club, Pac-Man, The Lost Vikings
Releases per year
Overall rankings
Common gametypes
Top platforms
NES | 30 | ||
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ZX Spectrum | 25 | ||
C64 | 24 | ||
GB | 24 | ||
SNES | 13 | ||
MS-DOS | 12 | ||
Windows | 8 | ||
Game Gear | 7 | ||
Amstrad CPC | 7 | ||
Mega Drive | 6 | ||
Mac OS Classic | 5 | ||
PS | 4 | ||
Apple II E | 4 | ||
C16/Plus4 | 3 | ||
BBC | 3 |
SNES 1993-11-01
BBC 1986
GEN 1993-01-01
WIN 1998
C64 1983
SPC 1982
NES 1993-03
C64 1988
NES 1990-07
SNES 1993-05
C64 1988
BBC 1983
Beam Software best rated games
The Hobbit | 1982 | spc | |||
The Way of the Exploding Fist | 1985 | cpc | |||
The Way of the Exploding Fist | 1985 | c64 | |||
Star Wars | 1991 | nes | |||
The Hobbit | 1983 | dos | |||
Shadowrun | 1993 | snes | |||
The Hobbit | 1983 | c64 | |||
Lord of the Rings - Game One | 1986 | spc | |||
The Muncher | 1988 | spc | |||
Boulder Dash | 1990 | gb |
Beam Software worst games
Back to the Future Part II & III | 1990 | nes | |||
Star Trooper | 1984 | c64 | |||
Back to the Future | 1989 | nes | |||
George Foreman's KO Boxing | 1992 | gb | |||
Airwolf | 1989 | nes |