Atari owners owe this guy big time. Responsible for the 2600 Donkey Kong port and the amazing Keystone Kapers – Garry Kitchen dropped by Arcade Attack to set the record straight on more than a view things. A great read I’m sure you’ll agree, Adrian gives us the lowdown… How exactly did you get […]
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So, we’ve spoken to Scott Miller and Ken Silverman, let’s complete the trinity and introduce Jon St. John, Duke Nukem himself! How exactly did you first become a voice-artist and what was your first job within the games industry? I was a radio broadcaster for many years prior to becoming a voice actor. I
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Mike Hayes is of course one of the few people to have been successful at SEGA and Nintendo – establishing Nintendo as a brand in the UK and then rejuvenating SEGA after their post-Mega Drive slump. He kindly dropped by Arcade Attack to share some gems… Mike, your career is well-known and we thank
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Yes, we have an interview with the Build engine supremo himself – Ken Silverman. Without further ado… How did you first get the opportunity to enter the gaming industry? My first commercial game was Ken’s Labyrinth. It started as a technical challenge to myself to see if I could reproduce the engine from Wolfenstein
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Scott Miller is quite frankly a retro gaming hero. So when Jordan Freeman of ZOOM Platform mentioned in our interview with him and Bernie Stolar that he could introduce us we jumped at the chance. So here is our chat with the Duke Nukem, Max Payne and Shareware creator himself… Scott, your early 90s
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