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Another day, another NES WORLD interview. This time it's Franz Lanzinger, a former Tengen programmer who later created Bitmasters along with Dave O'Riva who also used to work for Tengen. Their first project at Bitmasters was a NES game, Krazy Kreatures
A chat about Hellraiser, which Valesh worked on, then a little bit about the Color Dreams development kit and many other neat things. Definately worth reading, if I may say so.
Welcome to another interview with a former NES programmer, this time it's no other than Bill Hindorff. Say who? you might say? Well Bill worked at Tengen and coded Super Sprint as well as being producer on most other Tengen NES releases.
Here's a small interview with Michael Crick who wrote two games for American Video Entertainment, Dudes with Attitude and the sequel to that game, Trolls on Treasure Island. Since then he hasn't been involved in anything regarding video games.
Nina Stanley, the woman responsible for a lot of the Color Dreams game graphics made. I had been searching for quite some time before I finally was able to track down Nina. To my surprise her name appeared in the 3DO release of Battletanx for the N64.
Richard Frick is one of the main people involved in publishing unlicensed NES games. Prior to his involvement with American Video Entertainment, Richard also worked for Tengen and American Game Carts Inc.
I had a small chat with Steve Hughes about an old NES classic from Rare called Solar Jetman. It was sort of a hit in Europe but never really caught the attention of US gamers. I've later discovered that Steve actually worked for Zippo Games.