Technopop

Technopop was founded by Randel Reiss in 1990 and incorporated in California in that same year. It became Sega's very first U.S. independent developer for the Sega Genesis and created most of the early development tools used by Sega Genesis developers. Technopop has designed and developed award-winning video game titles such as Zero Tolerance (1994), Beyond Zero Tolerance, and Spider-Man (1991) for the Sega Genesis, 32X, and SegaCD. It also developed Thumbelina (1995) and The Emperor's New Clothes for PC and Macintosh, Point of Impact for PC, Williams Arcade Classics for Microsoft Windows (1996), and the MacSleuth utility software for Macintosh. Technopop handled U.S. localization for Yoot Tower (1996), the sequel to Sim Tower, for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh.

Technopop was founded by Randel Reiss in 1990 and incorporated in California in that same year. It became Sega's very first U.S. independent developer for the Sega Genesis and created most of the early development tools used by Sega Genesis developers. Technopop has designed and developed award-winning video game titles such as Zero Tolerance (1994), Beyond Zero Tolerance, and Spider-Man (1991) for the Sega Genesis, 32X, and SegaCD. Thumbelina (1995) and The Emperor's New Clothes for the PC and Macintosh. Point of Impact for the PC, Williams Arcade Classics for Microsoft Windows (1996), and the MacSleuth utility software application for the Macintosh. U.S. localization for Yoot Tower (1996), the sequel to Sim Tower, for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh.

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