- Name
- No Cliché
- Abbreviation
- Founded
- 1 February 1993
- Location
- Lyon,France
- Website
- Aliases
- No Cliche
No Cliché
Lyon,France
A short-lived French studio formed from the ashes of Adeline Software International.
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Overview
No Cliché was a France-based Sega (Company)-owned studio made up of the core five-man team that previously formed Adeline Software International (Company). They were best known for their first release, 1999's Toy Commander (Game). In the year 2000, they released a budget/charity/online-only sequel, Toy Racer (Game), and helped out with the European localization stuff for the Dreamcast (Platform) version of Quake III Arena (Game). When Sega dropped the Dreamcast in 2001, they pulled the plug on many European Dreamcast projects, killing off the horror adventure game Agartha, and effectively dooming No Cliché (although they briefly attempted to stick together for a PC port of Toy Commander).
Developed Games
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Toy Commander (Game)
A third-person vehicular-based shooter where the player assumes control of toys such as tanks, planes, helicopters, or one of many wheeled vehicles.
Toy Racer (Game)
A budget Dreamcast release providing online play for up to four players. Only released in Europe the proceeds from sales for this game were donated to charity.
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