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[[Mindscape]] was a video game developer and publisher that throughout its history had several parent companies and was based in several geographical locations. From 1995 to 1997, Mindscape developed [[LEGO Island]], then under educational company {{Wikipedia|Pearson plc}} and based in {{Wikipedia|Novato, California}}. | [[Mindscape]] was a video game developer and publisher that throughout its history had several parent companies and was based in several geographical locations. From 1995 to 1997, Mindscape developed [[LEGO Island]], then under educational company {{Wikipedia|Pearson plc}} and based in {{Wikipedia|Novato, California}}. | ||
In later years, Mindscape was sold to {{Wikipedia|The Learning Company}}, and | In later years, Mindscape was sold to {{Wikipedia|The Learning Company}}, and then French executive Jean-Pierre Nordman, at which point Mindscape moved to {{Wikipedia|Boulogne-Billancourt}}, {{Wikipedia|France}}. They continued to publish video games until 2011 when the company was dissolved. | ||
== ''LEGO Island'' == | == ''LEGO Island'' == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ | * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mindscape_(company) Mindscape on Wikipedia] | ||
* [http://archive.is/aLwQn Information From The Lead Programmer of LEGO Island (Interview with Dennis Goodrow)] | * [http://archive.is/aLwQn Information From The Lead Programmer of LEGO Island (Interview with Dennis Goodrow)] | ||
* [http://archive.is/U76rn An Interview with Wes Jenkins the Creative Director of LEGO Island] | * [http://archive.is/U76rn An Interview with Wes Jenkins the Creative Director of LEGO Island] | ||