Private company
Eon Digital Entertainment
British computer games publishing company
Eon Digital Entertainment was a computer games publishing company based in London, UK, operating globally. It was founded by John Burns, now of Electronic Arts and a former managing director of Activision Europe as well as senior management figure at Atari, Sega and Bandai. Other management included Sara Pelton of Ubisoft&Activision, James Cato of Take 2 Interactive and several other experienced industry management figures.2 It ceased to exist in 2002.1 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0
Last updated Oct 21, 2026.
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Eon Digital Entertainment was a computer games publishing company based in London, UK, operating globally. It was founded by John Burns, now of Electronic Arts and a former managing director of Activision Europe as well as senior management figure at Atari, Sega and Bandai. Other management included Sara Pelton of Ubisoft&Activision, James Cato of Take 2 Interactive and several other experienced industry management figures.2
Products and brands
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Airfix Dogfighter (PC)
Crime Cities (PC, 2000)
Mission: Humanity (PC)
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SUper (PC)
Super Bust-A-Move (PC)
Z: Steel Soldiers (PC, 2001)
Builder's Block (PlayStation)
Chaos Break (PlayStation)
Formula Nippon (PlayStation)
K-1 Grand Prix (PlayStation, 2000)
Wild Rapids (PlayStation, 1994)
OverBlood 2 (PlayStation, 2001)
From Wikipedia’s article on Eon Digital Entertainment, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.3
Timeline
Links
- WikipediaEon Digital Entertainment
- WikidataQ5381814
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