Ever Recognize a Name in a Video Games Credits?

[Tritoch]

The graphics perfectly fit the cartoon's style, the gameplay is repetitive in an enjoyable way, and the whole game does reek of rush job but does so in competence. One man's trash is another man's treasure I guess. 8)

BAM! OR SENNARI?!? ANSWER THE QUESTION! :lol:

[stonecutter]

@RacoonLad, is it the Scooby Doo game?

A friend of mine was thanked in the manual of a game for the PC, it was either dungeons and dragons, or the first might and magic. Something like that. He was a beta tester and gave some input/tips for programming as well. He brought it to show me, it might even have been a special edition, I don't recall %100 though.

[Raccoon Lad]

@Stoney I wish!

[Lady Jaye]

@Tempest: Sean Kelly and John Hardie's names appear in the printed credits for Atari Anniversary Redux (PSX). I don't know which other Digital Eclipse games they get credit for, tho. BTW, the Nolan Bushnell interview from Chris Charla was in Atari Anniversary.

I found out about Sean kelly and John Hardie's contribution a few weeks ago, when I brought my PSX at my parents' house and was playing Atari Anniversary over there.

[rolenta]

Sean Kelly and John Hardie's names appear in the printed credits for Atari Anniversary Redux (PSX). I don't know which other Digital Eclipse games they get credit for, tho.

The names of Sean, John, and myself appear in the printed AND online credits for Atari Anniversary Redux (PSX), Atari Anniversary (PC & Dreamcast) and Atari Arcade Hits 2 (PC). John and Sean also helped on the Williams and Midway packages for the various systems.