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GDRI talks to the people behind the games.

• Lee Actor

• Daniel Auld

• John Bartak

• Rex Bradford

Microsmiths co-founder

• David Brickhill

• Michael Brook

Founder, Double Diamond Sports and Spectacular Games

• Steven Dwyer

Young Scot programmer who worked at Now Production

• Kimihiro Endou (遠藤公啓)

Former Hot-B programmer and freelance contractor

• Steve Ettinger

Former Realtime Associates contractor and Realtime Associates Seattle Division founder

• Lennard Feddersen

Former Realtime Associates contractor

• David R. Foley

Programmer and founder of Foley Hi-Tech Systems

• Bob Halliday and Chase Sebor

Co-founders of Base Two and Venture Technologies

• Matt Harmon

Programmer

• Charlie Heath

Microsmiths co-founder

• Paul Hutchinson

• Mikito Ichikawa (市川幹人)

Founder/president, MNM Software/Mindware

• Karen Mangum

• Lars Norpchen

Former contractor/lead developer, Punk Development

• Jim Reichert

• Jim Rohn

• Kevin Seghetti

Former video game programmer (Alf [SMS], Ballz [SNES/SFC/3DO])

• Tom Sloper

Game designer/producer

• Masato Watanabe (渡辺雅人)

Formerly of G-Sat

• Shouichi Yoshikawa (吉川昇一)

Formerly of Seibu Lease, Cyclone System, A.I, and Shimada Kikaku