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In 1994, Viacom corporate giants Sumner Redstone and Frank Biondi created Viacom Interactive Media, described at the time as "a division charged with exploring and re-creating brands for new forms of media." | In 1994, Viacom corporate giants Sumner Redstone and Frank Biondi created Viacom Interactive Media, described at the time as "a division charged with exploring and re-creating brands for new forms of media." | ||
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In 1994, Viacom corporate giants Sumner Redstone and Frank Biondi created Viacom Interactive Media, described at the time as "a division charged with exploring and re-creating brands for new forms of media."
Viacom Interactive Media consisted of two branches - Viacom New Media, which produced CD-ROM and cartridge titles, and Viacom Interactive Services, which handled online content and ITV. The main headquarters was located in New York City while the New Media division operated out of Chicago, Illinois.
Virgin, part of the sprawling Viacom empire, took over the management and administration of VNM's products at the start of 1997. The management office in New York was set to be closed although the Chicago, Illinois office was to remain open. The VNM label would continue to appear on games released through 1997.
Softography
Mega Drive
- Beavis and Butt-Head (1994)
- Aaahh!!! Real Monsters (1995)
- Phantom 2040 (1995)
- Zoop (1995)
- Congo: The Game (unreleased)
- MTV Sports: Extreme (unreleased)
- The Head (unreleased)
Game Gear
- Beavis and Butt-Head (1994)
- Phantom 2040 (1995)
- Zoop (1995)
Mega-CD
- Dracula Unleashed (1993)