Rockstar Leeds
Type	Private
Founded	1997
Headquarters	Leeds, England
Industry	Game development
Products	GBA, PSP, PS2 & Wii Games
Parent	Rockstar Games

Rockstar Leeds (formerly Mobius Entertainment) is an English video game developer. Rockstar Leeds has primarily published handheld games for Game Boy Color (GBC) and Game Boy Advance (GBA), as well as Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition and the Grand Theft Auto Stories series for the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Founded in 1997 by Gordon Hall (president), Jason McGann, Dave Box, Justin Johnson and Ian Bowden, the company consists of 30 game designers and game programmers. In April 2004, the company was acquired by Rockstar Games and renamed Rockstar Leeds. The offices of Rockstar Leeds were once located in a converted 18th century church^[1]. After the release of Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories in late 2005 the studio has relocated to a modern office park.

Games

as Mobius Entertainment

• Max Payne (2001) (GBA)
• Alfred Chicken (2002) (PS1)
• Drome Racers (2002) (GBA)
• High Heat Major League Baseball 2002 (2002) (GBA)
• High Heat Major League Baseball 2003 (2003) (GBA)
• Barbie Horse Adventure (2003) (GBA)
• American Idol (2003) (GBA)
• A Sound of Thunder (2004) (GBA)
• Titanium Angels (200?) (PS2, PC)

as Rockstar Leeds

• Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (2005) (PSP, PS2) (with Rockstar North)
• Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition (2005) (PSP) (with Rockstar San Diego)
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (2006) (PSP, PS2) (with Rockstar North)
• The Warriors (2007) (PSP) (with Rockstar Toronto)
• Manhunt 2 (2007) (PSP) (with Rockstar London and Rockstar North)
• Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis (2007) (Wii) (with Rockstar San Diego)
• Beaterator (2008) (PSP)

References

External links

• Official Rockstar Leeds website
• Official Rockstar Games website
• Rockstar Leeds on GameSpot
• Rockstar Leeds entry at MobyGames

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