Organic Hardware Builders

Organic Hardware Builders was an American video game developer based in,. The company was known for developing games for Funai Software and, later on in it's life,. It also developed unlicensed, conservative NES games for Freedom Software under the pseudonym of "Brass Game Cartridges Inc.".

History
Organic Hardware Builders was founded in 1979 by Richard Elmira and Donovan Jay Phillips to develop video board games for the. In 1986, OHB began developing games for the.

In 1998, longtime programmer Timmy "Skip" Johnson was fired after he destroyed Elmira's due to Timmy's no-nonsense personality and annoyance with Elmira's obsession with Tamagotchis.

Starting in 2000, OHB localized some games from the  franchise, working with to release them Stateside. The N.A. release of Atelier Marie & Elie: The Alchemists of Salburg 1-2 does not contain the Kriz virus as the English translation team were able to remove it from the source code using a hex editor and anti-virus software.

In 2011, OHB was bought out by Theorysonic and became Theorysonic Studios New England.

Technology
OHB used two computers imported from the  to develop it's NES games.