Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Baldies is a real time strategy video game for the Atari Jaguar CD, DOS, Microsoft Windows, the PlayStation, Amiga and (under the title "Baldy Land") the Sega Saturn and Macintosh. It was initially released for the Jaguar in 1995, followed by the PC version, which was released Nov 28, 1996 . It was produced by Creative Edge Software, with the Jaguar version published by Atari, the PC version published by Panasonic Interactive Media, and the Saturn version published by Banpresto. The PlayStation version was released in 2003 by Mud Duck Productions.The game was a top view Real Time Strategy game, in the vein of Command & Conquer & Warcraft. The object of the game was to build a community of characters called "baldies", which appeared as short, plump bald people, and help them against the 'hairies', who were bearded short little hairy people.In 1998 a sequel named Skull Caps, also developed by Creative Edge Software and published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows, was released but had little success when compared to its predecessor Baldies, and went mostly unnoticed."@en }
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- Baldies abstract "Baldies is a real time strategy video game for the Atari Jaguar CD, DOS, Microsoft Windows, the PlayStation, Amiga and (under the title "Baldy Land") the Sega Saturn and Macintosh. It was initially released for the Jaguar in 1995, followed by the PC version, which was released Nov 28, 1996 . It was produced by Creative Edge Software, with the Jaguar version published by Atari, the PC version published by Panasonic Interactive Media, and the Saturn version published by Banpresto. The PlayStation version was released in 2003 by Mud Duck Productions.The game was a top view Real Time Strategy game, in the vein of Command & Conquer & Warcraft. The object of the game was to build a community of characters called "baldies", which appeared as short, plump bald people, and help them against the 'hairies', who were bearded short little hairy people.In 1998 a sequel named Skull Caps, also developed by Creative Edge Software and published by Ubisoft for Microsoft Windows, was released but had little success when compared to its predecessor Baldies, and went mostly unnoticed.".