# JAM Productions

> short-lived computer game development company

**Wikidata**: [Q6107672](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q6107672)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JAM_Productions_(company))  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/jam-productions

## Summary
JAM Productions was a short-lived United States computer game development company active in the early 1990s. Founded in 1993 and dissolved in 1994, the studio is credited with producing the 1993 video game Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold.

## Key Facts
- JAM Productions was a video game developer based in the United States.  
- The company was founded (inception) in 1993.  
- JAM Productions was dissolved in 1994.  
- JAM Productions is credited as the creator/developer of the 1993 video game Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold.  
- Industry classification: video game industry; instance_of: video game developer.  
- VIAF identifier: 155019732.  
- Freebase identifier: /m/047mnwx.  
- VideoGameGeek company ID: 12435.  
- ModDB company identifier: jam-productions.  
- Wikipedia title for the company: "JAM Productions (company)".

## FAQs
### Q: What is JAM Productions?
A: JAM Productions was a United States–based video game developer that operated briefly in the early 1990s and is known for developing Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold (1993).

### Q: When did JAM Productions operate?
A: The company was founded in 1993 and was dissolved in 1994.

### Q: What games did JAM Productions make?
A: JAM Productions is credited with producing Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold, released in 1993.

### Q: Is JAM Productions still active?
A: No. JAM Productions was dissolved in 1994 and is no longer an active company.

## Why It Matters
JAM Productions matters as an example of small, short-lived development studios in the early 1990s video game industry. Despite its brief existence—founded in 1993 and dissolved by 1994—the company produced at least one commercially released title, Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold (1993), which ties the studio to that period of game development. Companies like JAM Productions contribute to the historical record of the video game industry by illustrating the rapid pace of studio formation and turnover during the era. Documenting such studios and their releases helps preserve the lineage of games, credits, and production histories that are important to researchers, archivists, collectors, and fans who track the evolution of developers and titles. The company’s multiple catalog identifiers (VIAF, Freebase, VideoGameGeek, ModDB) support its traceability in databases and reference works.

## Notable For
- Developing the 1993 video game Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold.  
- Operating as a United States–based video game developer during 1993–1994.  
- Having a brief, documented corporate lifespan (inception 1993; dissolved 1994).  
- Being registered across web and bibliographic databases (VIAF, Freebase, VideoGameGeek, ModDB).

## Body

### Overview
- Entity type: video game developer.  
- Country: United States.  
- Industry: video game industry.  
- Company description in records: "short-lived computer game development company."

### Timeline
- 1993: Company inception.  
- 1993: Credited with producing Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold.  
- 1994: Company dissolved.

### Products
- Blake Stone: Aliens of Gold (1993) — listed as a product developed/produced by JAM Productions.

### Identifiers and Catalog Entries
- VIAF ID: 155019732.  
- Freebase ID: /m/047mnwx.  
- VideoGameGeek company ID: 12435.  
- ModDB company ID: jam-productions.  
- Wikipedia entry title: "JAM Productions (company)".  
- Sitelink count in provided data: 1.

### Classification
- Instance of: video game developer (software development organization specializing in creation of video games).  
- Industry classification: video game industry.

### Current Status
- Dissolved in 1994; no active operations recorded in the provided sources.

## References

1. VideoGameGeek