Eden entertainment software

13/09/2021

Returning 25 years later to check on the office.
The fancy laser cut sign we had made seems to have been replaced by some numberplates 🙄

10/06/2020

This is a FAX from SEGA Europe detailing some suggestions regarding Arena

10/06/2020

This is some very early concept art done by Rob Dorney. There is also a list of equipment we required for the project. If I remember right, we didn't get any of it!

10/06/2020

This seems to be a fax sent to SEGA outlining the remaining schedule times and the initial game design.

10/06/2020

This is the first design proposal for Arena, an original Game Gear game, contracted by SEGA with the initial game design pitch from SEGA and the design by Eden

10/06/2020

These are the only remaining photos I have from Eden. Most of the permanent staff are here. There is also the offices and a crashed car belonging to Dave (It's a long story)

09/06/2020

This is a mailout we received from Interactive Studios advertising their services. We got some from time to time and we sent out our fair share too.
The irony here is, Interactive Studios we ran by Phillip and Andrew Oliver or Dizzy fame! I even worked for them a few years ago at Radiant Worlds! I did a double-take when I read the name on this mail-out. I had no idea!

09/06/2020

06/06/2020

This is the original Wacky Races design document. The game was, essentially, finished and has since been leaked to the public.

05/06/2020

Welcome to Eden Entertainment Software Ltd. We were a video games software development company that operated between 1991 and 1996 in England. This page is a history of the company and an archive for the remaining documents, designs and photos I have leftover from those days.

I plan to eventually scan and photograph everything I have and write a history post about every project we worked on.

If you worked at Eden or worked with us at any point, please like the page and say hi!

Stu

05/06/2020

This is a handout we had printed to give to companies interested in hiring us. I think it was around 1993 as it lists me as 24 years old. I think it was mostly written by Dave, our office manager, and myself.

05/06/2020

I designed this system to allow us to write software quickly for the SEGA Master System and Game Gear. The system was essentially a ROM emulator which ran a download stub which pretended to be a game which allowed a PC to communicate using 4 bit parallel protocol with the system and download code into the RAM chips which was mapped to the ROM space.