Henhouse (video game)

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Henhouse is a 1983 video game produced by Funware for the Texas Instruments TI-99/4A home computer system. In 1983 there were as many as three companies interested in buying out Funware, those being Activision, Epyx, and . Funware was eventually sold to Creative Software. However, both Epyx and Activision would later market TI-99/4A games independently near the end of 1983.^[1] According to , it only cost Funware $4 US to make each game cartridge.^[2]

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