Lived many lives: Game Director. Video Game Designer. Art Director. Concept Artist. Comic Artist/Writer. Illustrator. Script Writer. Bum.
Joined January 2015
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Winter is upon us once more and the darkness swallows up the light.
Something ancient, hungry and sinister stirs beneath a former British coal mining village.
“Coal Face – The Devil in the smoke.”
An industrial fairy tale.
My illustrated supernatural fantasy book. Out now!
‘It’s the end… but the moment had been prepared for.’
This account will be properly deactivated tomorrow. Just in case anyone still here wants to hang out and chat, I can be found below at the place with the blue sky.
Bye, bye. Peace and respect.
I have finally decided that I am out of here. No problem at all if you don’t transition or find me on 🦋 .
I did enjoy my time here and consider a lot of you as good friends.
I’ll keep this open and check in on some of you but I’ll not be tweeting for the foreseeable future.
Yes you can stream it from various sites, and I highly recommend it. But I love to buy and own media, especially the sorts of subjects that I cherish and love to have on my shelves.
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Tidying up and found this old preview of “MediEvil” from PlayStation Magazine 1998.
With comments on how we weren’t following current trends or fashions in game/visual design.
That’s the key to enduring (cult) titles, you may never be super mainstream but you remain memorable. 💀
Another reason why the games was so long in development (as stated) was that we were a tiny team constantly finding ways to fund/produce the game.
Sony liked what they saw and bought the IP and studio which secured the next few years and allowed us to hone and polish the game.
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The Apprentice is well worth seeing. As a social relic it's unparalleled, and as a movie it gleefully hits all the lowlights of this damaged sociopath's career. Well cast and persuasively acted by all.
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