RFX Interactive

RFX Interactive Software SARL
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Former type	Private
Industry	Video games
Founded 📆	28 August 1998; 22 years ago
Founder 👔	Bernard Auré
Defunct	15 January 2003
Headquarters 🏙️	, Nanterre, France
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Key people	Bernard Auré (managing director)
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RFX Interactive Software SARL was a French video game developer based in Nanterre. Founded on 28 August 1998 by Bernard Auré, the company focused on handheld video game development. The company closed in 2003, and with their publisher, TDK Mediactive, being acquired by Take-Two Interactive, three titles in development were cancelled.^[1]

History[edit]

The company was placed in compulsory liquidation on January 15, 2003^[2].

Games developed[edit]

Year	Title	Platform(s)	Publisher(s)
2000	Tonic Trouble	Game Boy Color	Ubi Soft
	Inspector Gadget: Operation Madkactus		Light & Shadow Production / Ubi Soft
	Toonsylvania		Light & Shadow Production / Ubi Soft
2001	Merlin		Light & Shadow Production / Electronic Arts
	Dinosaur'us
	Antz Racing
	Lady Sia	Game Boy Advance	TDK Mediactive
2002	Dinotopia: The Timestone Pirates		TDK Mediactive
2002	Turok: Evolution		Acclaim Entertainment
Cancelled	Sword of Sia: Lady Sia 2		TDK Mediactive
	Dinotopia 2
	Lady Sia 3D	GameCube, PlayStation 2

References[edit]

↑ "Beta & Cancelled RFX Interactive Videogames". Unseen64. Retrieved 8 May 2016.
↑ "fiche d'identité et liquidation". www.societe.com. Retrieved 2019-07-07.

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