基督山遊戲




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基督山遊戲

Monte Cristo
公司類型
電子遊戲開發商
成立
1995年
結束
2010年5月
代表人物
Jean-Marc de Fety
Jean-Christophe Marquis
總部
 法国巴黎
产业
電子遊戲
网站
www.montecristogames.com

基督山遊戲(英文：Monte Cristo)是一家法國電子遊戲開發商，由瑞士信貸第一波士頓前副總裁Jean-Marc de Fety與馬思諮詢公司前高級顧問Jean-Christophe Marquis於1995年成立於巴黎，2002年由Jean-Christophe Marquis和Jérome Gastaldi管理，公司最後因為Cities XL的低銷售量於2010年5月宣布倒閉。.[1]



開發的遊戲



  • Airline Tycoon

  • Trader 97

  • Wall Street Trader

  • City Trader

  • Economic War

  • Crazy Factory

  • Dino Island

  • Start-Up 2000

  • Medieval Lords: Build, Defend, Expand

  • Micro Commandos

  • 7 Sins

  • 夢想大都會

  • Cities XL

  • 落银城

  • Stardom: Your Quest For Fame

  • Platoon

  • Pompiers Tycoon

  • Startup 2000


  • KAZooK, published by Xplosiv

  • Desert Rats vs. Afrika Korps

  • D-Day

  • Moscow to Berlin: Red Siege

  • 1944 Battle of the Bulge (video game)


  • Fire Department Series 包括

    • Emergency Fire Response

    • Fire Department 2

    • Fire Department: Episode 3



  • 驚天計畫



參考資料





  1. ^ Priest, Simon. Cities XL developer Monte Cristo Games closes doors "this week". StrategyInformer. 2010年5月28日 [2010年9月25日]. （原始内容存档于2010年6月9日）. 




外部連結



  • Official Monte Cristo Multimedia website


  • Monte Cristo Multimedia at MobyGames


  • Stardom: Your Quest For Fame fansite - contains information on the PC game released by Monte Cristo Multimedia





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb140307488 (data)

  • MusicBrainz: c9bb5d2a-3d40-43d2-b734-0d0ad96ea1f2

  • VIAF: 124561434



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