Opera Soft S.A.
Moby ID: 1471
- Opera Sport - brand used for sport games
- Opera Plus - Late brand name for non-sport games.
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Spanish company founded in 1986, and which closed in 1992. It was part of what was known as The Golden Era Of Spanish Software, along with other companies like Zigurat, Topo Soft and Dinamic. While its first work was the Commodore 64 version of Camelot Warriors, its first original game was Livingstone, I Presume?, which brought the company wider success.
The was followed by other games like the sequel Livingstone II, Mutant Zone, Goody and perhaps its most popular game, La AbadĂa Del CrĂmen (based on The Name Of The Rose - the movie was made the previous year) made Opera Soft a major staple among Spanish game makers.
The company split its releases into two labels: Opera Sports for sport-related games and simulations, and Opera Plus for the rest. However like other companies of the end of the '80s, they didn't survive the generational change nor the transition to 16-bit platforms, and the company closed in 1992 after the release of La Colmena (The Beehive).
Some former members of Opera Soft founded Comix, and also one of them was in charge of Exelweiss Entertainment, where they made the sequels Goody Returns and Livingstone, Lost Again.
Credited on 29 Games from 1985 to 1992
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| International Athletics (1992 on DOS) |
| La Colmena (NSFW) (1992 on DOS, Amiga) |
| Jai Alai (1991 on DOS, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum...) |
| Opera Super Sports (1991 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Poogaboo: La Pulga 2 (1991 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Angel Nieto Pole 500 (1990 on DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...) |
| Golden Basket (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Mundial de FĂștbol (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Mythos (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Poli DĂaz (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Rescate en el Golfo (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Sirwood (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Soviet (1990 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Corsarios (1989 on PC Booter, Amiga, Atari ST...) |
| Gonzzalezz (1989 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, MSX...) |
| Guillermo Tell (1989 on MSX, DOS, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Livingstone II (1989 on DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...) |
| MOT (1989 on DOS, Amiga, Atari ST...) |
| Solo (1989 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
| Trigger (1989 on DOS, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC...) |
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History +
- 1987
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Founded in Spain. Early release Livingstone Supongo soon became a huge hit, and was one of their few internationally-released games (as 'Livingstone I Presume?')
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 3 games with MCM Software
- 2 games with Comix
- 1 game with Ubisoft Entertainment SA
- 1 game with True Emotions Software
- 1 game with Mastertronic Ltd.
- 1 game with True Soft
- 1 game with Ariolasoft UK
- 1 game with Cande Software
- 1 game with Alligata Software Ltd.
- 1 game with Dinamic Multimedia, S.A.
- 2 games with Alfonso Azpiri
- 2 games with Ăngel Zarazaga
- 2 games with Gonzalo SuĂĄrez
- 2 games with Laugi
- 1 game with Paco Menéndez
- 1 game with Juan DelcĂĄn
- 1 game with Carlos DĂaz
- 1 game with José Vicente Pons Alfonso
- 1 game with Alexis Ruiz
- 1 game with Miguel Kuskritz
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