Santa Cruz Games was an American independent

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founded in 2001 in

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, USA.

Published games

* 2008: ''

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(Plug It In And Play TV Game) * 2008: '' Tomb Raider: Underworld'' for Nintendo DS * 2007: '' Godzilla Unleashed: Double Smash'' for DS * 2006: ''

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'' for DS,

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(Electronic Arts) * 2005: '' Madagascar Island Mania'' for Microsoft Windows * 2005: ''

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'' for Jakks Pacific (Plug It In And Play TV Game) * 2004: '' Spider-Man'' for Jakks Pacific (Plug It In And Play TV Game) * 2004: ''

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'' for Windows * 2003: '' 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure'' for PSone * 2003: '' Dora the Explorer: Barnyard Buddies'' for PSone * 2002: '' Shaun Murray's Pro WakeBoarder'' for

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* 2001: '' E.T.: Interplanetary Mission'' for PSone

Canceled Games

* a sequel to ''

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'' (PlayStation 2) * ''Pickles'' (GameCube) * a '' Scorpion King'' game

External links

*
Santa Cruz Games company profile
from

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