GT Interactive

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GT Interactive Software Corporation (Good Times or GTI) was an American video game publisher and distributor, which later developed both video games and PC games. GT Interactive ceased to exist in December 1999 when Infogrames Entertainment SA took a controlling stake and renamed the company Infogrames, Inc. In 2003, Infogrames Inc. changed its name to Atari Inc.

Published games
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Bedlam Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Shooter	Playable demo	1996
	Blood Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	First-Person Shooter	Shareware	1997
	CHASM - The Rift Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	First-Person Shooter	Shareware Playable demo Update	1997
	CHASM Level Pack Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Expansion Set	Game expansion (2)	1998
	DOOM II Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	First-Person Shooter	Full version	1994
	Locus DOSBox: Supported	Sport	Playable demo	1995
	Scorcher DOSBox: Supported	Racing	Playable demo	1996
	Shadow Warrior Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	First-Person Shooter	Shareware Update	1997
	Star Command: Revolution DOSBox: Supported	Real-Time Strategy	Playable demo	1997
	Theatre of Pain Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	Fighting	Playable demo	1997
	Wolfenstein 3D Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	First-Person Shooter	Shareware	1992
	XS Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	First-Person Shooter	Playable demo	1996
Game descriptions
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	Star Command: Revolution DOSBox: Supported	Real-Time Strategy	Playable demo	1997
Screenshots
Screenshot	Title	Category	File type(s)	Year
	CHASM - The Rift Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported	First-Person Shooter	Shareware Playable demo Update	1997
	CHASM Level Pack Violence: Yes DOSBox: Supported Rating:	Expansion Set	Game expansion (2)	1998

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