Fate Sold to FremantleMedia Founded 1980 | ||
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Video games HotShot, Superman: The Game, Last Ninja 2, The Town with No Name, Supremacy: Your Will Be Done Albums Five Live Yardbirds, Guys and Dolls (1950 Original B, Anarchy in the UK: Live at th, Lovers Speak, Feed Your Head: Live '67–'69 | ||
Prism Leisure Corporation was a distribution and publishing company which primarily focused on reissues and compilations, often at low prices. The company was located in Enfield, Middlesex, United Kingdom, and founded in the 1980s.
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- Prism leisure corporation vhs intro 1990
- DVDVideo
- List of studios distributed by Prism Leisure
- CDCassette
- Video games
- Board games and toys
- References
The company expanded in 2002 by acquiring competitors and became the UK’s leading wholesaler and worldwide distributor of CDs, cassettes, computer games, videos and DVDs They also handled board games and toys.
Prism leisure corporation vhs intro 1990
DVD/Video
Prism Leisure became a major publisher and distributor of budget home video on DVD and VHS. Titles include films such as Doomwatch, The Jigsaw Man, March or Die, The Brave Little Toaster, The Shawshank Redemption, Treasure Island and The Whistle Blower. They also released television series including Birds of a Feather.
List of studios distributed by Prism Leisure
These were a selection of companies that had their DVD's released by Prism Leisure.
CD/Cassette
The majority of Prism's musical catalogue were compilations and reissued material including Jefferson Airplane's Feed Your Head: Live '67–'69. Several compilations by country music singer Kenny Rogers were also released and/or distributed by Prism thoughout their existence, with both his solo and group material.
Video games
Prism Leisure entered the video game industry in 1987 by purchasing local Enfield company Endurance Games (who had the rights to International Karate) and Addictive Games (home of the best-selling Football Manager). Further acquisitions included Paxman Promotions (a budget reissue label) as well as the rights to the back catalogue of various defunct companies. Addictive was kept on as a full price label (with releases including HotShot, The Kristal and further Football Manager games) while the Paxman Promotions name was used for compilations. Prism also became the UK publisher for the US company First Star Software and saw them release new versions of some of their games including Superman: The Game and Boulder Dash II. Many old games were licensed for compilations with some getting individual releases.
Board games and toys
Prism Leisure also distributed board games and toys.