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|title=<center>Karma Studio’s GBC Games</center>
|title=<center>Karma Studio’s GBC Games</center>
|image=Stip.jpeg
|image=Stip.jpeg
|imagecaption=Stip, one of Karma Studio’s planned GBC releases.
|imagecaption=''Stip'', one of Karma Studio’s planned Game Boy Color releases.
|status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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'''Karma Studios''' was a small game development team located in the Netherlands. Found in 1998 by Martijn Wenting, the company specializes in games for portable platforms, mainly the Gameboy Color.
''Karma Studios'' was a small game development team located in the Netherlands. Founded in 1998 by Martijn Wenting, '''the company specializes in games for portable platforms, mainly the Gameboy Color'''.


The only GBC game that was released by Karma Studios was 2000’s ''Keep The Balance''. Around 8 other games were developed and previewed for the system, but were cancelled likely due to financial problems.
The only Game Boy Color game that was released by Karma Studios was 2000’s ''Keep The Balance''. Around 8 other games were developed and previewed for the system, but were cancelled likely due to financial problems.


3 more games that were still in very early production were also previewed and likely never had the coding started on them; ''Global Kumite'', ''Tube'' and ''Smashing Tennis'' was their working titles according to IGN.
3 more games that were still in very early production were also previewed and likely never had the coding started on them; ''Global Kumite'', ''Tube'' and ''Smashing Tennis'' was their working titles according to IGN.
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! style="background-color:green" | Status
! style="background-color:green" | Status
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|1||''Stip''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|1||Stip||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|2||''Bounced''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|2||Bounced||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|3||''Z-Quence''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|3||Z-Quence||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|4||''Section 7''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|4||Section 7||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|5||''Turbo Racing Challenge''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|5||Turbo Racing Challenge||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|6||''G-Loop''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|6||G-Loop||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|7||''Rebounced''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|7||Rebounced||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|8||''Cybores''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|8||Cybores||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|9||''Global Kumite''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|9||Global Kumite||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|10||''Tube''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|10||Tube||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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|11||''Smashing Tennis''||<span style="color:red;">''Lost''</span>
|11||Smashing Tennis||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
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==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
Bounced.jpeg|Bounced
Bounced.jpeg|''Bounced''.
ZQuence.jpeg|Z-Quence
ZQuence.jpeg|''Z-Quence''.
Section7.jpeg|Section 7
Section7.jpeg|''Section 7''.
TurboRacingChallange.jpeg|Turbo Racing Challenge.
TurboRacingChallange.jpeg|''Turbo Racing Challenge''.
GLoop.jpeg|G-Loop
GLoop.jpeg|''G-Loop''.
Rebounced.jpeg|Rebounced
Rebounced.jpeg|''Rebounced''.
Cybores.jpeg|Cybores
Cybores.jpeg|''Cybores''.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Sources==
==Sources==

Revision as of 23:46, 1 July 2020

Stip.jpeg

Stip, one of Karma Studio’s planned Game Boy Color releases.

Status: Lost

Karma Studios was a small game development team located in the Netherlands. Founded in 1998 by Martijn Wenting, the company specializes in games for portable platforms, mainly the Gameboy Color.

The only Game Boy Color game that was released by Karma Studios was 2000’s Keep The Balance. Around 8 other games were developed and previewed for the system, but were cancelled likely due to financial problems.

3 more games that were still in very early production were also previewed and likely never had the coding started on them; Global Kumite, Tube and Smashing Tennis was their working titles according to IGN.

Availability

No ROMs or prototypes of any of the planned games are known to exist. Graphical assets previewed by Karma Studio’s defunct website and IGN have been uncovered, as well as the soundtracks to 5 of the 11 games, composed by musician Faried Verheul.

# Game Title Status
1 Stip Lost
2 Bounced Lost
3 Z-Quence Lost
4 Section 7 Lost
5 Turbo Racing Challenge Lost
6 G-Loop Lost
7 Rebounced Lost
8 Cybores Lost
9 Global Kumite Lost
10 Tube Lost
11 Smashing Tennis Lost

Gallery

  • Bounced.

    Bounced.

  • Z-Quence.

    Z-Quence.

  • Section 7.

    Section 7.

  • Turbo Racing Challenge.

    Turbo Racing Challenge.

  • G-Loop.

    G-Loop.

  • Rebounced.

    Rebounced.

  • Cybores.

    Cybores.

Sources

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