Digital Image Design
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Digital Image Design is a British video game developer originally based in Runcorn, Cheshire. Having titles published by Ocean Software, the company expanded following the release of TFX and Inferno, and subsequently moved offices to Warrington, Cheshire.
During this period, the technology from one of its products was spun off into a military laser designation simulator.
Taken over by Infogrames, several members of staff left to form Evolution Studios.
Subsequently sold to Rage Games Limited, a large portion of the management and staff revolted. Those staff not in revolt, joined Infogrames in Manchester England.
After the demise of Rage Games Limited, a company called Juice Games appeared, in the same Warrington office and key members of staff.
Digital Image Design's products include
- F29 Retaliator
- EPIC
- Robocop 3D
- ''TFX
- Inferno
- EF2000
- Tactcom
- Super EF2000
- F-22 Air Dominance Fighter (F-22 ADF)
- Total Air War (TAW)
- Wargasm (released 1998)
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