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Ron Gilbert brought the [[SCUMM]] scripting language with him when he left LucasArts to form Humongous Entertainment, and as such, most of the PC and Macintosh versions of Humongous Entertainment's games use an enhanced version of the SCUMM scripting language.
Ron Gilbert brought the [[SCUMM]] scripting language with him when he left LucasArts to form Humongous Entertainment, and as such, most of the PC and Macintosh versions of Humongous Entertainment's games use an enhanced version of the SCUMM scripting language.


* View the [[HE/Progress|progress]] of Humongous Entertainment games support.
* View the [[Humongous Entertainment/Progress|progress]] of Humongous Entertainment games support.
* A list of all known [[Humongous Entertainment/Games|Humongous Entertainment games]].
* A list of all known [[Humongous Entertainment/Games|Humongous Entertainment games]].
* A list of all known [[Blues_Clues_Games_List | Blue Clue's games]] from other companies.
* A list of all known [[Blues_Clues_Games_List | Blue Clue's games]] from other companies.

Revision as of 22:47, 4 January 2007

Humongous is a video game company founded by Ron Gilbert and Shelley Day.

As Humongous Entertainment, the company built it's reputation by making excellent graphic adventures for children beginning in the early 1990s. They soon expanded into the popular children's sport franchise Backyard Sports, which is still continuing today.

The company was purchased by GT Interactive in 1996, which was in turn sold to Infogrames, whose US branch became Atari in 2003. In 2005, Atari sold Humongous Entertainment back to the main Infogrames branch in France. Infogrames renamed Humongous Entertainment to Humongous in 2006.

Other than the Backyard Sports series, their other famous game franchises include Putt-Putt, Freddi Fish, Pajama Sam, Let's Explore with Buzzy, Big Thinkers, Fatty Bear and SPY Fox.

Ron Gilbert brought the SCUMM scripting language with him when he left LucasArts to form Humongous Entertainment, and as such, most of the PC and Macintosh versions of Humongous Entertainment's games use an enhanced version of the SCUMM scripting language.

Cheat Codes for Backyard Sports Games

Cheats for Backyard Basketball
Cheats for Backyard Baseball 2001
Cheats for Backyard Football
Cheats for Backyard Football 2002

External links

Wikipedia article on Humongous Entertainment
Humongous Software Website