My Gamelist

Apple II, written in 6502 assembly, on a 1 MHz cpu with 48K. It featured state-of-the-art wire-frame graphics! I developed this as a teenager while living at home. My parents thought I was wasting my time. :)

Dynamix' first huge contract with EA for a whopping total budget of $35K ! We had finally hit the big-time! (or so we thought) We released this, EA's first original title for the Amiga, in 1986. We developed on a pre-release Amiga packaged in a black steel box with a wooden keyboard.

After the Amiga wasn't the success everyone hoped for, EA shifted its developers back to the C64. We released this sci-fi horror game in 1989. It was hard to scare people on the C64.

Developed for Activision in 1989.

This was Dynamix' first title as an Affiliated Publisher, released in 1989.

We dodged the crowded fighter-jet market, and modeled the low-flying, slow, and ugly A10. Its ground-attack role makes for better gameplay. This game featured the world's first 256-color PC game. It was released in 1989.

We updated the graphics and art from the original, but left the gameplay the same (good gameplay is eternal). We released this under the Dynamix brand after being acquired by Sierra, 1990.

My favorite. Biplane dogfighting is inherently more fun than modern air combat. (1990)

WWII dogfighting, dive-bombing, and torpedo-bombing in the Pacific theater, 1992

WWII Air Combat in the European theater, 1993