CDS Software

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CDS Software was an independent publisher and developer of computer game software based in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, UK founded by Giles Hunter, an entrepreneur and former manager of the local WH Smith newsagent store.

In 1988 CDS Software, under the CDS group of companies changed its name to Nimrod Holdings Ltd. Publishing continued under the CDS Software Label until the early 1990's. The company name eventually changed to Guildhall Leisure Services and from 2002 to the present day it is known as iDigicon Ltd.

The company was also known as CDS Microsystems for its earlier titles, but the same 'three-leaf clover' CDS logo was used on the box art.

CDS Software is not the same company as Commercial Data Systems, although they both published games.

[edit] Software releases

  • Brian Clough's Football Fortunes (1987)
  • Castle Blackstar (1984)
  • Colossus Bridge 4 (1987)
  • Colossus Chess 2.0 (1984)
  • Colossus Chess 4.0 (1985)
  • Colossus Chess X (1989)
  • Colossus Draughts (1991?)
  • Colossus Mah Jong (1987)
  • Daily Double Horse Racing (1988)
  • Dominoes (1988)
  • Football Fortunes II (198?)
  • Sporting Triangles (1989)
  • Steve Davis Snooker (1985)
  • Tankattack (1988)
  • Video Card Arcade (1988)
  • Wordsearch (19??)
  • The Ice Temple (1989)
  • Winged Warlords (1983), ZX Spectrum; a Joust clone.
  • Catterpillar (1983), ZX Spectrum; a Centipede clone.
  • Magic Meanies 1983, ZX Spectrum; a Dig Dug clone.
  • Spectrum Safari 1983, ZX Spectrum
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