JMD (game developer)
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| JMD | |
|---|---|
| Type | not disclosed |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Headquarters | France |
| Key people | Jean-Marie Darmé |
| Industry | Video games |
| Products | Maqiupai, Nibbler |
| Revenue | not disclosed |
| Employees | 1 |
JMD is an French video game and computer game developer.
[edit] History
"JMD" entered the mahjong game Maqiupai in the first annual Dream On Contest held by The GOAT Store and Cyberdog Castle in 2003. It won second place in that contest, and was published by The GOAT Store two years later. In 2005, JMD submitted a remake of the classic Amstrad CPC game Nibbler in the Second Annual Dream On Contest. It won first place in the amateur game creation category, and has the option to be included in The GOAT Store's upcoming commercial arcade style compilation, GOAT Games.
[edit] Notable titles
- Maqiupai (2005) - mahjong, internally developed
- Nibbler (2005) - arcade, internally developed
