GT Interactive Software Corp.

GT Interactive Software Corp. was an American video game publisher founded in February 1993 in New York City as the games division of GoodTimes Home Video. Early leadership included co‑founder and president Ron Chaimowitz and members of the Cayre family. During the 1990s it published major PC releases such as Doom II and Quake and later handled console and PC titles including Driver and the first Unreal. In 1999 Infogrames acquired a majority stake; the company’s European and regional branches appear separately in historical records. The game entries below, including versions and later rereleases grouped in this archive, span systems such as Windows, DOS, PlayStation, SEGA Saturn, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 3, PS Vita, PSP, Amiga, and Arcade.