Midas Interactive Entertainment

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Midas Interactive Entertainment is a European publisher based on the outskirts of Takely in Essex, England of computer, PDA, mobile phone and video games.

Most of the console games published by Midas are "budget" releases sold at a lower price than the majority of new titles, and are often localised Japanese titles - many of which were also released at a budget price in Japan.

[edit] Games published by Midas

PlayStation 2

Name Alternate Names Release Date Developer
A-Train 6 A Ressha de Ikou 6 19 March 2004 Artdink
Air Ranger: Rescue Helicopter   22 November 2002 ASK
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2   20 September 2002 3DO
BCV: Battle Construction Vehicles Kensetsu Juuki Kenka Battle: Buchigire Kongou! 28 November 2003 Artdink
Boxing Champions The Boxing: Real Fist Fight 7 November 2003 D3 Publisher / Tamsoft
Bust-a-Bloc The Block Kuzushi Hyper 31 October 2003 D3 Publisher / Tamsoft
Centre Court: Hard Hitter Magical Sports: HardHitter 15 March 2002 Magical Company
Crescent Suzuki Racing   1 October 2004 Kuju
Detonator Buile Baku 19 March 2004 Kadokawa Shoten
Dirt Track Devils The Offroad Buggy 31 October 2003 D3 Publisher / Vingt-et-un Systems
Dynasty Warriors 2 Shin Sangoku Musou 25 January 2002 Koei / Omega Force
Eternal Quest The Dungeon RPG - Nin: Mamono no Sumushiro   D3 Publisher / Tamsoft
Fighting Fury Grappler Baki: Baki Saidai no Tournament 26 July 2003 Tomy
Football Generation   5th November 2004  
Freak Out Hippa Linda, Stretch Panic   Treasure Video Games
G-Surfers HSX: HyperSonic.Xtreme 25 January 2002 Blade Interactive
Go Go Golf Magical Sports: Go Go Golf   Magical Company
GP Challenge   2002 Midas Interactive Entertainment
GT-R 400     Kuju
Hard Hitter 2 Magical Sports: HardHitter 2 13 March 2003 Magical Company
Heroes of Might and Magic: Quest for the Dragon Bone Staff   20 September 2002 3DO
Hidden Invasion     Toka
International Cue Club EX Billiard 20 September 2002 Takara
Lakemasters EX   17 May 2002 Dazz
League Series Baseball 2 Magical Sports: 2001 Koushien 5 March 2004 Magical Company
Maken Shao: Demon Sword Maken Shao 26 July 2003 Atlus
MaXXed Out Racing Saisoku! Zoku Kuruma King - Futsu Haji Giri Densetsu 19 March 2004 D3 Publisher
Mr. Golf Motto Golful Golf 11 April 2003 Artdink / DigiCube
Operation WinBack Winback 28 September 2001 Koei
Operation Air Assault   29 October 2004  
Pacific Warriors II: Dogfight   1 October 2004  
Penny Racers Choro Q HG, Gadget Racers 17 May 2002 Takara
Project Minerva Professional   5th November 2004 D3 Publisher / Taito Corporation
Robot Warlords Velvet File 14 December 2001 Dazz
Rollercoaster World The Jet Coaster - Yuuenchi wo Tsukurou!   D3 Publisher / Bimboosoft
Sky Surfer Ultimate Sky Surfer   Idea Factory
Snowboard Racer 2 The Snowboard 7 November 2003 D3 Publisher / Atelier Double / HuneX
Steel Dragon EX The Shooting: Double Shienryu 1 October 2004 D3 Publisher / Warashi
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas      
The Seed: War Zone The Seed 28 November 2003 Artdink
The Sniper 2 The Sniper 2: Akumu no Jaudan 5 March 2004 D3 Publisher / Bestmedia
Tokyo Road Race Battle Gear 2 1 November 2002 Taito Corporation
Ultimate Mind Games The Table Game Sekaihen   D3 Publisher / Yuki Enterprise
Warriors of Might and Magic     3DO
WWII: Soldier   28 April 2006 Atomic Planet Entertainment Ltd
WWII: Tank Battles   28 April 2006 N/A
X-Treme Express Tetsu 1: Densha de Battle! World Grand Prix   Syscom

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