Leland Corporation

The Leland Corporation was an American manufacturer of various arcade games in the 1980s and early 1990s. Notable among these were Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp in 1991 ( the long awaited sequel to the highly successful Dragon's Lair from the year 1983) and Super Off- Road, which is an extension with Off- Road Challenge and Offroad Thunder two sequels by Leland successor Midway Games brought forth. The company was formed, when appropriated Trade West 1987 Cinematronics in 1994 and was itself of Williams Electronics Games ( WMS) purchased. From this point, the brands Leland and Trade West have been set, but the majority of the facilities and staff through WMS were (later Midway Games ) continue to be employed.

Vectrex games

1982 and 1983 published by Leland following games for the Vectrex console:

• Armor Attack
• Rip-Off
• Solar Quest
• Space Wars
• Star Castle
• Starhawk

Arcade games of Leland Corp..

• All American Football ( 1989)
• Asylum ( 1991)
• Ataxx (1990 )
• Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat ( 1991)
• Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp (1991 )
• Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off- Road ( 1989)
• Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off- Road Track -Pak (1989 )
• John Elway's Quarterback (1988 )
• Quarterback (1987 )
• Strike Zone Baseball ( 1988)
• Super Baseball Double Play: Home Run Derby ( 1987)
• Super Off- Road ( 1992)
• Viper (1988 )
• World Soccer Finals (1990 )

Leland Interactive Media

As of 1992, games for consoles such as SNES and Sega Mega Drive were developed, most of which were published by Trade West.

• Pro Quarterback (1992 )
• Ivan " Iron Man " Stewart's Super Off Road (1992 ) (also on C64 and Game Boy )
• Fun ' N Games ( 1994)
• Double Dragon 5 (1994 )
• Kyle Petty 's No Fear Racing ( 1995)