All my games I have worked on since 1982

[Patricia Curtis]

I have updated the front page of my site with you tube links to most of the games i have done in the past, so if you want a trip down memory lane going back to 1982 then please have a look at http://luckyredfish.com/previous-works

[cdoty]

Amazing collection of games. I would've killed for the opportunity to work on the platforms you have.

[DungeonPlunder]

Weird Dreams! Now THAT was both an original and challenging game!

/getting old

[Psiufoxx]

Ooh Clayfighters 2 and Monkey Madness! Happy to meet you, sir.

[Capronissimo71]

Originally Posted by Patricia Curtis

I have updated the front page of my site with you tube links to most of the games i have done in the past, so if you want a trip down memory lane going back to 1982 then please have a look at http://luckyredfish.com/previous-works

Lot of old games from the 80's, probably the most prolific era for videogames and developers.

[Psiufoxx]

Er, ma'am.

[MarkFromBitmenStudios]

Originally Posted by cdoty

Amazing collection of games. I would've killed for the opportunity to work on the platforms you have.

Hehe, you have no idea what you are asking for. I have been developing games on those platforms in the 80ies too and it was very different from today. Endless lines of Assembler coding. My first game was on a machine where the 8-bit CPU could not even do integer multiplication nor division, you even had to code that one. The CPU had 1MHz (no, not GHz) which is really slow. Don't even think about OpenGL or anything like that, we had to directly program the hardware to even make simple things happen.

Since the internet (or at least the WWW) was not around, getting information was also way harder. I remember traveling to conferences just to meet devs from the US so I could ask them to send me some hardware chip specs (you needed to know what every bit did and where they were mapped into memory). You could not order that information in Europe.

For my first game project, I had to use a line editor because full screen editors were not common back then. If you don't know what a line editor is, go google it, it is horrible.

This brings back old memories and I definitely enjoyed it back then (when all these things were just normal), but I never want to work like that again.

[lightningfast]

Great set of games. Some I do remember, and some I had a real pleasure to play.

[headcaseGames]

Originally Posted by MarkFromBitmenStudios

This brings back old memories and I definitely enjoyed it back then (when all these things were just normal), but I never want to work like that again.

"In myyyyyy dayyyy, we had only two buttons on the keyboard, and the computer crashed every time you pressed one of them and deleted all of your work, and it electrocuted you and you had to get picked up by an ambulance and go to the hospital, and that's how it was and we loved it!"

[MidianGTX]

TMNT!

T2!

Sensible Soccer!