games, which won many acclaimed awards such as Golden Joystick Awards for best advertising in 1985 and 1986, were reminiscent of 1980s popular print retailer Athena and also bore some resemblance to the highly stylised, airbrushed artwork that graced the adverts for Ultimate's games. In 1987, Odin finally closed their doors, mainly due to an inability to expand the size of their teams while maintaining the quality that had put the company on the map in the first place. Although they delivered more than all the necessary titles to fulfill their contract, Telecomsoft deemed several of them to be not worthy of release. By this time many of Odin's core programmers and artists had already jumped ship. Several ex-Odin staff initially joined Denton Designs, another Liverpool-based games developer, before going their separate ways. In 2005, Paul McKenna reformed Odin Computer Graphics Ltd, to develop and produce new titles and convert Nodes of Yesod, Arc of Yesod, Heartland and Robin of the Wood on the Mobile Phone formats. In 2010, Odin Computer Graphics, Ltd., in conjunction with Uztek Games, Inc., released Nodes Of Yesod for the iPhone. A web browser version built with Adobe Flash was also released in the same year. Games developed Nodes of Yesod (1985; ZX Spectrum, C64, Amstrad CPC, Enterprise 64/128) Robin of the Wood (1985; ZX Spectrum, C64) The Arc of Yesod (1985; ZX Spectrum, C64) I.C.U.P.S. (1986; ZX Spectrum, C64) Mission A.D. (1986; C64) Heartland (1986; ZX Spectrum, C64, Amstrad CPC) Hypa-Ball (1986; ZX Spectrum, C64) On the Tiles (1987; C64) Sidewize (1987; ZX Spectrum, C64) U.F.O. (1987; C64) The Plot (1988; ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC) [Originally titled 'The Gunpowder Plot'] Scary Monsters (1988; Commodore 64) Crosswize (1988; ZX Spectrum) Gladiator (unreleased) Tank Game (unreleased) P.L.O.D. (unreleased) Lusitania (unreleased) References Defunct video game companies of the United Kingdom