Quake III Revolution was released for the PlayStation 2 ( ported by Bullfrog Productions and released by Electronic Arts ) in 2001, featuring several elements adopted from Team Arena, along with a more mission-based single-player mode.

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* Tube ( game ), a freeware game from Bullfrog Productions

* Bullfrog Productions in Surrey, England, founded in 1987, acquired in 1995, merged with EA UK and effectively closed in 2001.

Studios such as Origin and Bullfrog Productions had previously produced games attracting significant fanbases.

* Dungeon Keeper series by Bullfrog Productions

Developed by Peter Molyneux of Bullfrog Productions, the game established the gameplay template where the player's godlike powers would grow in proportion to the population of their worshipers.

The Avatar character makes a cameo appearance as the last heroic adversary in Dungeon Keeper ( also released by Electronic Arts but developed by a different subsidiary, Bullfrog Productions ) and is humorously included in the last cutscene as being locked in a wall for knife-throwing target practice.

The Syndicate series is a series of isometric science fiction computer games created by Bullfrog Productions.

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In 2004, Bullfrog Productions was merged with EA UK, effectively closing the studio.

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The Bullfrog Road Bridge was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.

Molyneux's last project with Bullfrog was Dungeon Keeper and he left the company in August 1997 to found Lionhead Studios.

During and after his service in Vietnam, Boesch was designated the " Chief SEAL " ( a. k. a. " Bullfrog "), and set physical and operational standards at SEAL Team TWO.

Bullfrog County was a short-lived county in the U. S. state of Nevada, created by the Nevada Legislature in 1987.

To date, Bullfrog County is the only county with a population of 0 to have existed in the United States, and except for the South Dakota jurisdictions of Shannon and Todd, the only organized county whose county seat was not contained within its boundaries.

Bullfrog County was not accessible by roads and contained no buildings or infrastructure of any kind.

It was not included in any of Nevada's nine district courts ; thus, Bullfrog County had no judiciary.

Thus, if a felony was committed in Bullfrog County, a jury would be impossible since no residents exist.

In compliance, the state legislature abolished Bullfrog County in 1989, and the territory was absorbed back into Nye County.

This was Molyneux's final project with Bullfrog before he left the company in August 1997 to form Lionhead Studios.

One member of Bullfrog Productions stated on his personal website that Dungeon Keeper 3 was going to be named War for the Overworld.

The project was discontinued because, according to Ernest W. Adams ( one of the developers ), Bullfrog had decided not to make any other real-time strategy games.

The decision was, in effect, the end of Bullfrog as a brand ; the company had already been owned by Electronic Arts for several years.

1989 INDIN Best Programmer ( 2nd place, the winner was " Bullfrog " for " Populous ")

" Bullfrog " was the name Frank " Shorty " Harris and Ernest " Ed " Cross, the prospectors who started the Bullfrog gold rush, gave to their mine.

The name persisted and, decades later, was given to the short-lived Bullfrog County.

The total population of these camps was 29, and because game was scarce, they subsisted largely on seeds, bulbs and plants gathered throughout the region, including the Bullfrog Hills.

Prior to its demise, the rival town of Bullfrog lay about southwest of Rhyolite, and the Montgomery Shoshone Mine was on the north side of Montgomery Mountain, about northeast of Rhyolite.

Populous: The Beginning was the first entry in the series to use true 3D computer graphics ; Bullfrog waited four years after Populous II so that the graphics technology could catch up to their vision for a new and different game in the series.

The game was the first in the series to be made without Populous creator Peter Molyneux, who had left Bullfrog to create Lionhead Studios.