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• At Doom's Gate
  ...e first of its type that I wrote. I heard it as being on a level that went by real fast. As it turns out, John Romero (who placed all of the songs on the ==Games==
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• Deep Into the Code
  '''''Deep into the Code''''' is a song from Doom series which was composed by [[Bobby Prince]] who wrote the track in [[Sequencer Plus Gold]] with appare ...re would answer this by saying that they have a life outside of developing games! John would answer that he does too, but he'd rather be programming all of
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• Ayako Mori
  ...reated their sound staff. Her arcade music was ported to several early NES games. As was typical of arcade games at the time, Ayako had to write her music in [[assembly]] language, initial
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• Barry Leitch
  ...Leitch worked at the prolific game companies [[Midway Games]] and [[Atari Games]]. In September 2000, he worked at Fisher Price, designing music and sound ...Studios''', which specializes in audio for various media, including video games.
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• Andy Blythe
  ...British composer and sound designer for all kinds of media including video games. Ever since 1982, he has been working with [[Marten Joustra]] at their comp | Arranged by [[Matt Furniss]].
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• David Whittaker
  ...n any other video game musician. His [[Glider Rider (ZXS)]] got [[Allister Brimble]] interested in making computer music himself. ...[[Mr. Micro]] in 6502 machine code. As his game music was better than that by other programmers, music became a full-time job. He bought a [[Commodore 64
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• Gavin Raeburn
  ...orked for [[Codemasters]]. In 2010, he was a founding member of Playground Games where he is currently also working. ...med the sound driver and the music was written in [[assembly]]. [[Allister Brimble]] later developed a tracker which converted music to Raeburn's sound engine
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• Tim Follin
  ...along. Tim and Geoff composed the music to a vast majority of their video games, including all of their NES titles. During Software Creations' SNES and Gen ...8 months due to the company filing for bankruptcy. While 3 games were made by the company, only ''Ultraverse Prime / Microcosm'' got released, with Time
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• Rob Hubbard
  ...he decided to specialize on game music and spammed for about eight months by mail and phone. ...fied when EA merely licensed music for ''FIFA 2000: Major League Soccer''. By June 13, 2001, he was considering returning to Britain altogether and looki
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• GEMS
  ...Sega 32X in the proprietary format [[MOD (GEMS)]]. The program was created by Jonathan Miller, Burt Sloane, [[Chris Grigg]] and [[Mark Miller]]. The prog A precursor to GEMS was also made, and a few early Genesis games use the driver, such as ''Art Alive'' and ''Fantasia''.
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• Allister Brimble
  | Name = Allister Mark Brimble | Picture = Allister Brimble - 1.jpg
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• Mark Cooksey
  ...4]] music driver, and next, and unexpectedly, with scoring most of Elite's games. ...ooksey again and got him much better equipment. Cooksey still moonlighted (by own admission) for competitors and could not be credited then. Cooksey crea
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• I Sawed the Demons
  '''''I Sawed the Demons''''' is a song from [[Doom]] composed by [[Bobby Prince]] which relies heavily on two electric guitars and drums. Li ==Games==
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• Marten Joustra
  ...them have composed music for over 1500 titles for television, film, video games, radio, and more. Marten and Andy have started Swallow Studios where they c The Randy Newman track for "You've Got A Friend In Me" we did was all by ear.
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• Will Davis
  ...ored the music to several titles and is known for his work with [[Allister Brimble]]. ...ltant. Then for four years, he worked freelance scoring the music to video games. From March 2006 to June 2008, he was the head of audio at [[Codemasters]].
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• Alexander Brandon
  ...g [[MOD]] music on the [[Amiga]]. In 1994, he got a job working for [[Epic Games|Epic MegaGames]] and has been composing for the video game industry ever si ...al ambiance albums in his AtmosphereS series. In 2004, his book "Audio For Games: Planning, Process, and Production," was published. Brandon also writes Gam
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• Bits Studios
  '''''Bits Studios''''' was a British game development company founded by Foo Katan as '''Miko Ltd.''' and started a game development division in 199 The company was known for making some good games, but also for developing rushed titles based on popular franchises at the t
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• Arc Developments
  ...d disbanded from [[Elite Systems]]. They are known for converting computer games to home consoles. Arc Developments' most popular game was Johnny Bazookaton ...of credits to their games, and also because most of their games were made by the same development teams.
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• Steve Collett
  Steve used a sound driver by his colleague [[David Shea]]. ...Mega Drive version of Jelly Boy credits the famous [[GEMS]] which was used by many American developers.
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• Software Creations
  ...med '''''Creations''''' by employees) was a British game developer founded by former [[Ocean Software]] programmers [[Mike Webb]] and Richard Kay. The co ==Games==
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