Delphine Software International
The Vanguard of French Cinematic 16-Bit Software and Guinness Record-Holder
Delphine Software International (DSI) was a premier French video game developer founded in 1988 in Paris by music composer and publisher Paul de Senneville. Under the creative stewardship of Paul Cuisset and Éric Chahi, it produced Another World, Flashback, and Moto Racer.
Musical Heritage to Digital Cinema
Originating as an offshoot of Paul de Senneville's pop music empire, Delphine approached games with an emphasis on audio composition and visual elegance that defined the 'French Touch' movement.
Flashback and International Stardom
Directed by Paul Cuisset in 1992, Flashback utilized fully rotoscoped animations and complex sci-fi mystery, selling over 2 million copies across a dozen platforms and breaking global sales records for French media.