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===Formation and early years===
===Formation and early years===
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===Work with LEGO and creation of Artworld===
=== {{anchor|Artworld UK}} Work with LEGO and creation of Artworld ===
[[Image:Artworld logo.gif|thumb|Artworld logo c. 2001]][[File:Hover Scout and Rock Monster.jpg|250px|thumb|Artworld created proprietary plug-ins for LightWave that helped match the color scheme of real LEGO bricks]]
[[Image:Artworld logo.gif|thumb|Artworld logo c. 2001]][[File:Hover Scout and Rock Monster.jpg|250px|thumb|Artworld created proprietary plug-ins for LightWave that helped match the color scheme of real LEGO bricks]]
After the release of Conquest Earth in 1997, the newly-formed [[LEGO Media International]] approached Data Design Interactive to work on ''[[LEGO Chess]]'' and [[LEGO Rock Raiders (Windows game)|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']]. For ''LEGO Chess'', the company's art team animated FMV sequences for the game's opening, and for the opening and closing of each story match, based on scripts by producer Dave Upchurch; [[Krisalis Software]] worked on the actual game.<ref name="Chess" /> For ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', art director Robert Dorney set up sister company '''Artworld UK''' to handle work on both pre-rendered FMV sequences and in-game models and animations. Twelve artists worked on ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', using [[Wikipedia:NewTek|NewTek]]'s [[Wikipedia:LightWave 3D|LightWave 3D]] to create models and animations, and [[Wikipedia:Adobe Photoshop|Adobe Photoshop]] and [[Wikipedia:Kai's Power Tools|Kai's Power Tools]] to create textures that kept true to the look and feel of real LEGO bricks. Proprietary plugins for LightWave and a database of official Rock Raiders colors were used to color individually-modeled bricks, which were then assembled in scenes. Assembled models were then downgraded in quality for in-game use.<ref name="Legos" /><ref name="Artworld" />
After the release of [[wikipedia:Conquest Earth|Conquest Earth]] in 1997, the newly-formed [[LEGO Media International]] approached Data Design Interactive to work on ''[[LEGO Chess]]'' and [[LEGO Rock Raiders (Windows game)|''LEGO Rock Raiders'']]. For ''LEGO Chess'', the company's art team animated FMV sequences for the game's opening, and for the opening and closing of each story match, based on scripts by producer Dave Upchurch; [[Krisalis Software]] worked on the actual game.<ref name="Chess" /> For ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', art director Robert Dorney set up sister company '''Artworld UK''' to handle work on both pre-rendered FMV sequences and in-game models and animations. Twelve artists worked on ''LEGO Rock Raiders'', using [[Wikipedia:NewTek|NewTek]]'s [[Wikipedia:LightWave 3D|LightWave 3D]] to create models and animations, and [[Wikipedia:Adobe Photoshop|Adobe Photoshop]] and [[Wikipedia:Kai's Power Tools|Kai's Power Tools]] to create textures that kept true to the look and feel of real LEGO bricks. Proprietary plugins for LightWave and a database of official Rock Raiders colors were used to color individually-modeled bricks, which were then assembled in scenes. Assembled models were then downgraded in quality for in-game use.<ref name="Legos" /><ref name="Artworld" />


Artworld was incorporated as a limited company on March 8, 2000, as '''The Artworld Design Group UK Ltd''',<ref name="Artworld Design Group" /> and later became known as '''Artworld Studios'''. Artworld went on to create FMV animations for ''[[LEGO Racers]]'', ''LEGOLAND'', ''LEGO Alpha Team'', ''LEGO Creator: Knights' Kingdom'', ''LEGO Creator: Harry Potter'', ''[[LEGO Racers 2]]'', and ''Creator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets''. Artworld also continued to work with LEGO to create animations for commercials, renders for the ''LEGO Adventures!'' magazine, videos for LEGOLAND Resort attractions such as [http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/Rocket_Racers Rocket Racers], a "LEGO Jack Stone" video, and designs for some LEGO sets.
Artworld was incorporated as a limited company on March 8, 2000, as '''The Artworld Design Group UK Ltd''',<ref name="Artworld Design Group" /> and later became known as '''Artworld Studios'''. Artworld went on to create FMV animations for ''[[LEGO Racers]]'', ''[[LEGOLAND (video game)|LEGOLAND]]'', ''[[LEGO Alpha Team (video game)|LEGO Alpha Team]]'', ''LEGO Creator: Knights' Kingdom'', ''LEGO Creator: Harry Potter'', ''[[LEGO Racers 2]]'', and ''Creator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets''. Artworld also continued to work with LEGO to create animations for commercials, renders for the ''LEGO Adventures!'' magazine, videos for LEGOLAND Resort attractions such as [[Rocket Racers]], a "LEGO Jack Stone" video, and designs for some LEGO sets.


[[File:DDI meeting room.jpg|250px|thumb|Data Design team meeting]]
Data Design Interactive worked closely with the [[LEGO Futura]] office in [[Wikipedia:Billund, Denmark|Billund, Denmark]] to design [[Rock Raiders|LEGO Rock Raiders]] sets alongside development of the video game,<ref name="Adventures" /> making this the first LEGO video game not based on already-existing themes or completely original concepts. Design of the sets took eight months to complete.<ref name="Ultimate" />
Data Design Interactive worked closely with the [[LEGO Futura]] office in [[Wikipedia:Billund, Denmark|Billund, Denmark]] to design [[Rock Raiders|LEGO Rock Raiders]] sets alongside development of the video game,<ref name="Adventures" /> making this the first LEGO video game not based on already-existing themes or completely original concepts. Design of the sets took eight months to complete.<ref name="Ultimate" />


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{{Quote|text=We are looking forward to the future, it looks very bright!|author=Stewart Green, CEO|source=c. 2014<ref name="DDI 2014" />}}
==List of created works==
==List of created works==
===Games as Data Design Systems===
{{Main|List of Data Design Interactive media}}
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year !! scope="col" style="width: 220px;" | Title !! scope="col" style="width: 120px;" | Platform(s) !! Publisher
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1985
| ''Luna Rover''{{#tag:ref|Also known as ''Luna-Rover'' and ''Luna Buggy''.|group = n}}
| rowspan="8" | ZX Spectrum
| rowspan="2" | Data Design Systems
|-
| ''Mega-Mazing'' (compilation)
|-
| rowspan="6" | 1986
| ''Alien''{{#tag:ref|Title screen gives the name ''Aliens''.|group = n}}
| ''[[Wikipedia:Your Sinclair|Your Sinclair]]''
|-
| ''Annals of Rome''
| rowspan="2" | Personal Software Services Ltd
|-
| ''Astrocade'' (compilation)
# ''Luna Rover''
# ''Alien''
# ''Zombie Island''
# ''Caverns d'Or''
# ''Simeon''
# ''Bomber''
|-
| ''Death Duel''
| [[Wikipedia:Sinclair User|''Sinclair User'']]
|-
| ''Invadas + Bomber'' (compilation)
# ''Invadas ''
# ''Bomber''
| rowspan="2" | Data Design Systems
|-
| ''Space Fright''
|-
| 1987
| ''Tobruk''{{#tag:ref|Also known as ''Tobruk: The Clash of Armour'' and ''Tobruk 1942''.|group = n}}
| ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC{{verify}}
| rowspan="2" | Personal Software Services Ltd
|-
| 1988
| ''Pegasus Bridge''
| ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1989
| ''D.N.A. Warrior''
| rowspan="2" | ZX Spectrum
| Cascade Games Ltd
|-
| ''Pogotron''
| Gamebusters
|-
| 1990
| ''Invasion Force''
| ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC (cancelled?)
| Cases Computer Simulations Ltd
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1991
| ''Loopz''
| ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC
| rowspan="2" | Audiogenic Software Ltd
|-
| ''Super League Manager''
| ZX Spectrum (cancelled)
|-
| 1992
| ''James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod''
| Commodore 64
| Millennium Interactive Ltd
|}
 
The following ZX Spectrum utilities were also created and published by Data Design Systems:
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year !! Title !! Type
|-
| 1986
| BASIC+
| BASIC programmer
|-
| rowspan="4" | 1987
| Elite Editor
| Game Editor
|-
| 64 Column Display
| Fonts & UDGs
|-
| Printer
| Visual/Screen
|-
| Sprite Designer
| Visual/Screen
|}
 
===Games as Data Design Interactive===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year !! Title !! scope="col" style="width: 145px;" | Platform(s) !! Publisher
|-
| 1990
| ''Wheel of Fortune''
| rowspan="2" | Game Boy
| rowspan="2" | GameTek, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1991
| ''Jeopardy!''
|-
| ''Xenon 2: Megablast''
| SEGA Master System
| Virgin Games
|-
| rowspan="6" | 1994
| ''Jeopardy! Sports Edition''
|Game Boy
| GameTek, Inc.
|-
| ''Mickey Mania''
| Windows (cancelled)
| Sony Imagesoft
|-
| ''Pinkie''
| Amiga
| rowspan="2" | Millennium Interactive Ltd
|-
| ''X-It''
| Amiga, MS-DOS
|-
| rowspan="3" | ''Rise of the Robots''
| Game Gear
| Time Warner Interactive
|-
| Super NES
| rowspan="2" | Acclaim Entertainment, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="3" | 1995
| Mega Drive, Mega-CD (cancelled)
|-
| ''Deathwatch'' (cancelled)
| Atari Jaguar
| Atari Corporation
|-
| ''Waterworld''
| Mega Drive (cancelled)
| Ocean Software Ltd
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1996
| ''Jeopardy! Platinum Edition''
| rowspan="2" | Game Boy
| rowspan="2" | GameTek, Inc.
|-
| ''Jeopardy! Teen Tournament''
|-
| 1997
| ''Conquest Earth''
| MS-DOS, Windows
| Eidos Interactive, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="3" | 1999
| ''Discover a World of Wonder''
| rowspan="2" | Windows
| rowspan="2" | Ferrero
|-
| ''K.S.-n-Kickin''{{#tag:ref|Credited as Artworld UK.|group = n}}
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''LEGO Rock Raiders''
| Windows, PlayStation (EU)
| rowspan="2" | LEGO Media International Ltd
|-
| rowspan="3" | 2000
| PlayStation (NA)
|-
| ''Gubble Buggy Racer''
| Windows
| Actual Entertainment
|-
| ''Tonka Space Station''
| Windows, PlayStation
| Hasbro Interactive, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2001
| ''Tonka Monster Trucks''
| Windows
| Infogrames, Inc.
|-
| ''LMA Manager 2001''{{#tag:ref|In conjunction with Codemasters.|group = n}}
| PlayStation
| The Codemasters Software Company Ltd
|-
| 2002
| ''Nickelodeon Party Blast''
| Windows, GameCube, PlayStation 2 (cancelled), Xbox
| Infogrames Interactive, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="7" | 2004
| rowspan="2" | ''Kidz Sports: Basketball''
| PlayStation 2
| Phoenix Games
|-
| Windows
| G-cluster
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''Kidz Sports: Ice Hockey''
| PlayStation 2
| Phoenix Games
|-
| Windows
| G-cluster
|-
| ''Myth Makers: Orbs of Doom''
| rowspan="3" | PlayStation 2
| rowspan="4" | Phoenix Games
|-
| ''Myth Makers Super Kart GP''
|-
| ''Offroad Extreme!''
|-
| rowspan="11" | 2005
| ''Habitrail Hamster Ball''
| rowspan="4" | Windows, PlayStation 2
|-
| ''Action Girlz Racing''
| rowspan="20" | Metro3D, Inc.
|-
| ''Anubis II''
|-
| ''Hamster Heros''
|-
| ''Living World Racing''
| Windows
|-
| ''Mini Desktop Racing''
| Windows, PlayStation 2
|-
|''Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland''
| Windows
|-
| ''Monster Trux Extreme: Arena Edition''
| rowspan="10" | Windows, PlayStation 2
|-
| ''Monster Trux Extreme: Offroad Edition''
|-
| ''Ninjabread Man''
|-
| ''Rig Racer 2''
|-
| rowspan="11" | 2006
| ''Billy the Wizard: Rocket Broomstick Racing''{{#tag:ref|Formerly called ''Barry Hatter''.|group = n}}
|-
| ''Classic British Motor Racing''
|-
| ''Earache: Extreme Metal Racing''
|-
| ''Goodyear Racing''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: International Football''
|-
| ''London Taxi: Rush Hour''
|-
| ''Living World Racing''
| rowspan="2" | PlayStation 2
|-
|''Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland''
|-
| ''Myth Makers Super Kart GP''
|Windows
|-
| ''Kawasaki Snowmobiles'' (cancelled)
| Windows, PlayStation 2
|-
| ''Shields of Africa Rally Racing''<ref name="Shields of Africa" /> (cancelled)
| colspan="2" | ''unknown''
|-
| rowspan="14" | 2007
| ''An American Tail ''
| PlayStation 2
| Blast! Entertainment Ltd
|-
| ''Anubis II''
| rowspan="32" | Wii
| rowspan="30" | Popcorn Arcade
|-
| ''Billy the Wizard: Rocket Broomstick Racing''
|-
| ''Call for Heroes: Pompolic Wars''
|-
| ''Kawasaki Quad Bikes''
|-
| ''Mini Desktop Racing''
|-
| ''Monster Trux: Arenas''
|-
| ''Monster Trux: Offroad''
|-
| ''Myth Makers: Orbs of Doom''
|-
| ''Myth Makers Super Kart GP''
|-
| ''Ninjabread Man''
|-
| ''Offroad Extreme! Special Edition''
|-
| ''Rig Racer 2''
|-
| ''Rock 'n' Roll Adventures''
|-
| rowspan="14" | 2008
| ''Action Girlz Racing''
|-
| ''Classic British Motor Racing''
|-
| ''Earache: Extreme Metal Racing''
|-
| ''Hamster Heroes''
|-
| ''Kawasaki Jet Ski''
|-
| ''Kawasaki Snowmobiles''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: Baseball'' (cancelled)
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: Basketball''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: Crazy Mini Golf''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: Ice Hockey''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: International Football''
|-
| ''London Taxi: Rush Hour''
|-
| ''Myth Makers: Trixie in Toyland''
|-
| ''Urban Extreme: Street Rage''
|-
| rowspan="3" | 2009
| ''Battle Rage: The Robot Wars''
|-
| ''Kidz Sports: Crazy Mini Golf 2''
|-
| ''Party Pigs: FarmYard Games''{{#tag:ref|Formerly called ''Farmyard Party: Featuring the Olympigs''.|group = n}}
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2010
| ''Junior League Sports''
| rowspan="2" | XS Games
|-
| ''My Personal Golf Trainer''
|}
 
===Animations by Artworld===
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year !! Title !! scope="col" style="width: 145px;" | Platform(s) !! Developer
|-
| 1998
| ''LEGO Chess''
| Windows
| Krisalis Software Ltd
|-
| rowspan="3" | 1999
| ''LEGO Racers''
| Windows, PlayStation
| High Voltage Software, Inc.
|-
| ''K.S.-n-Kickin''
| Windows
| Artworld UK
|-
| rowspan="2" | ''LEGO Rock Raiders''
| Windows, PlayStation (EU)
| rowspan="2" | Data Design Interactive Ltd
|-
| rowspan="5" | 2000
| PlayStation (NA)
|-
| ''LEGOLAND''
| Windows
| Krisalis Software Ltd
|-
| ''LEGO Alpha Team''
| Windows
| Digital Domain
|-
| ''LEGO Creator: Knights' Kingdom''
| Windows
| Superscape
|-
| ''Tonka Space Station''
| Windows, PlayStation
| Data Design Interactive Ltd
|-
| rowspan="3" | 2001
| ''LEGO Creator: Harry Potter''
| Windows
| Superscape
|-
| ''LEGO Racers 2''
| Windows, PlayStation 2
| Attention to Detail Ltd
|-
| ''Tonka Monster Trucks''
| Windows
| Infogrames, Inc.
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2002
| ''Creator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets''
| Windows
| Qube Software
|-
| ''Nickelodeon Party Blast''
| Windows, GameCube, Xbox
| Data Design Interactive Ltd
|}


==Notes==
==Notes==
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<ref name="Ultimate">"The Design Concept". ''The Ultimate LEGO Book''. [[Wikipedia:Dorling Kindersley|Dorling Kindersley]], 1999, p. 30-33.</ref>
<ref name="Ultimate">"The Design Concept". ''The Ultimate LEGO Book''. [[Wikipedia:Dorling Kindersley|Dorling Kindersley]], 1999, p. 30-33.</ref>
<ref name="Crash 28">Kidd, Graeme. [http://www.crashonline.org.uk/28/dds.htm "This Little Proggy Went To Market..."].
<ref name="Crash 28">Kidd, Graeme. [http://www.crashonline.org.uk/28/dds.htm "This Little Proggy Went To Market..."].
[[Wikipedia:Crash (magazine)|''Crash'']] Issue No. 28, May 1986. p.76. [[Wikipedia:Newsfield Publications Ltd|Newsfield Publications Ltd]]. Retrieved 22 October 2017.</ref>
[[Wikipedia:Crash (magazine)|''Crash'']] Issue No. 28, May 1986. p.76. [[Wikipedia:Newsfield Publications Ltd|Newsfield Publications Ltd]]. Retrieved 22 October 2017.</ref><!--
<ref name="Shields of Africa">Existence assumed from [http://www.jahshaka.com/forums/showthread.php?9473-Art-Director-needed-in-Dubai&p=44168#post44168 this forum post] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20171024021945/http://www.jahshaka.com/forums/showthread.php?9473-Art-Director-needed-in-Dubai&p=44168 archived] 24 October 2017, post #4 by rahil712) naming it, and [http://www.ddi-america.com/images/Advergaming_images/Shields%20of%20Africa_thumb.jpg this image] ([https://web.archive.org/web/20171024022203/http://www.ddi-america.com/images/Advergaming_images/Shields%20of%20Africa_thumb.jpg archived] 24 October 2017) found in the DDI-America website directory. No other mentions of it have been found so far outside this.</ref>
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* [http://www.ddi-games.com/ Official website], currently under construction
* [http://www.ddi-games.com/ Official website], currently under construction
* [http://www.ddi.us.com/ Official US website], currently under construction
* [http://www.datadesign.uk.com/ Official UK website] (defunct)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140902015957/http://ddi-games.com:80/ Homepage archive] from 2 September 2014
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20140902015957/http://ddi-games.com:80/ Homepage archive] from 2 September 2014
* [http://www.ddi-america.com/ DDI America]
* [http://www.ddi-america.com/ DDI America]
* [http://www.bigfutureltd.com Big Future Ltd]
* [http://www.bigfutureltd.com Big Future Ltd]
* [http://green-solutions.co.uk Green Solutions] (defunct)
* [[Wikipedia:Data Design Interactive|Wikipedia article for Data Design Interactive]]


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Latest revision as of 16:24, 30 March 2018

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Data Design Interactive Ltd was a British video game developer and publisher. The company was founded by in 1983 as Data Design Systems in Halesowen England, acquired by Stewart Green's Green Solutions in May 1990, and incorporated as limited company on 2 August 1999. The opening of a United States office in Sarasota, Florida, Data Design Interactive LLC, was announced on May 23, 2008.[1][2] Due to insolvency, the original United Kingdom office ceased trading in 2009 and was eventually dissolved on August 24, 2012.[3]

History

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Formation and early years

Ref[4]

Work with LEGO and creation of Artworld

Artworld logo c. 2001
Artworld created proprietary plug-ins for LightWave that helped match the color scheme of real LEGO bricks

After the release of Conquest Earth in 1997, the newly-formed LEGO Media International approached Data Design Interactive to work on LEGO Chess and LEGO Rock Raiders. For LEGO Chess, the company's art team animated FMV sequences for the game's opening, and for the opening and closing of each story match, based on scripts by producer Dave Upchurch; Krisalis Software worked on the actual game.[5] For LEGO Rock Raiders, art director Robert Dorney set up sister company Artworld UK to handle work on both pre-rendered FMV sequences and in-game models and animations. Twelve artists worked on LEGO Rock Raiders, using NewTek's LightWave 3D to create models and animations, and Adobe Photoshop and Kai's Power Tools to create textures that kept true to the look and feel of real LEGO bricks. Proprietary plugins for LightWave and a database of official Rock Raiders colors were used to color individually-modeled bricks, which were then assembled in scenes. Assembled models were then downgraded in quality for in-game use.[6][7]

Artworld was incorporated as a limited company on March 8, 2000, as The Artworld Design Group UK Ltd,[8] and later became known as Artworld Studios. Artworld went on to create FMV animations for LEGO Racers, LEGOLAND, LEGO Alpha Team, LEGO Creator: Knights' Kingdom, LEGO Creator: Harry Potter, LEGO Racers 2, and Creator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Artworld also continued to work with LEGO to create animations for commercials, renders for the LEGO Adventures! magazine, videos for LEGOLAND Resort attractions such as Rocket Racers, a "LEGO Jack Stone" video, and designs for some LEGO sets.

Data Design team meeting

Data Design Interactive worked closely with the LEGO Futura office in Billund, Denmark to design LEGO Rock Raiders sets alongside development of the video game,[9] making this the first LEGO video game not based on already-existing themes or completely original concepts. Design of the sets took eight months to complete.[10]

Later years

On April 9, 2001, the original Artworld company was filed as having been dormant through the financial year ending March 31, 2001.[11] It remained dormant until its name was changed to My Personal Trainer Ltd on March 22, 2011.[12] A new Artworld company, Artworld Studios Ltd, was incorperated on March 27, 2002,[13] but was filed as having been dormant through and since the financial year ending March 31, 2003.[14] Both companies were dissolved on April 3, 2012.[15][16]

Big Future Ltd was incorporated on July 28, 2003; Eamonn Paul Barr, project manager for LEGO Rock Raiders, was appointed as secretary until Christmas 2014.

At some point prior to 2014, the United States office moved to Osprey, Florida.

We are looking forward to the future, it looks very bright!
—Stewart Green, CEO, c. 2014[17]

List of created works

Main article: List of Data Design Interactive media

Notes

References

  1. ↑ GamesIndustry International (23 May 2008). "Data Design Interactive opens US office". Eurogamer. Retrieved 21 October 2017. Archive from 26 May 2008.
  2. ↑ Jenkins, David (27 May 2008). "Data Design Interactive Opens U.S. Office". Gamasutra. UBM TechWeb. Retrieved 21 October 2017. Archive from 12 May 2012.
  3. ↑ Insolvency for DATA DESIGN INTERACTIVE LIMITED (03817591). Companies House. Retrieved 21 October 2017.
  4. ↑ Kidd, Graeme. "This Little Proggy Went To Market...". Crash Issue No. 28, May 1986. p.76. Newsfield Publications Ltd. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  5. ↑ Upchurch, David (March 2000). "LEGO Chess (PC)". Retrieved 21 October 2017. Archive from 23 August 2017.
  6. ↑ Moltenbrey, Karen (March 2000). "Legos Come to Life". Computer Graphics World. Volume 23. Issue 3. Retrieved 21 October 2017.
  7. ↑ Younghusband, Paul (1 February 2001). "A One Stop Digital Shop: Data Design Interactive and Artworld UK". Animation World Magazine. Issue 5.11, p. 19-21. Animation World Network. Retrieved 21 October 2017.
  8. ↑ The Artworld Design Group UK Limited (8 March 2000) Incorporation. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  9. ↑ "Behind the Scenes: Rock Raiders". LEGO Adventures! Issue 7, October 1999, p. 30-33. Egmont Fleetway Ltd, Egmont House.
  10. ↑ "The Design Concept". The Ultimate LEGO Book. Dorling Kindersley, 1999, p. 30-33.
  11. ↑ The Artworld Design Group UK Limited: Accounts for a dormant company made up to 31 March 2001. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  12. ↑ My Personal Trainer Limited: Company name changed the artworld design group uk LIMITED. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  13. ↑ Artworld Studios Limited: Incorporation. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  14. ↑ Artworld Studios Limited: Accounts for a dormant company made up to 31 March 2003. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  15. ↑ My Personal Trainer Limited: Final Gazette dissolved via voluntary strike-off. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  16. ↑ Artworld Studios Limited: Final Gazette dissolved via voluntary strike-off. Companies House. Retrieved 22 October 2017.
  17. ↑ Data Design Interactive homepage. Archive from 2 September 2014.

External links

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Retrieved from "https://kb.rockraidersunited.com/index.php?title=Data_Design_Interactive&oldid=7255"