Go Home  Developer Spotlight Name: Charles Cecil Company: Revolution Favourite games? Apart from our own, probably the LucasArts games from the early '90s - in particular Day of the Tentacle. When did you start? My first adventure game was 'Inca Curse' for the Sinclair Zx81 in 1981! Number of projects? Since I have worked both as a developer and a publisher for over 20 years, I have worked on too many to count. Current Project? Our primary focus is on Broken Sword - The Sleeping Dragon, although I am throwing around ideas for a top-secret game to follow - which is not another Broken Sword game, before you ask! Your strong points? We have a passion for the games that we write, and take it very seriously. In particular we respect the people who play our games. Weaknesses? Like the genre itself, we are pigeon-holed as developers of old-style adventures which couldn't be further from the truth. Did you expect to get this far? No - when I left school I thought that I was going to be an engineer. I feel very privileged to have had the opportunity to work in this incredible industry pretty much since its birth. Developer Details We want to know all about you, and your dedication. Everyone has a tale, and we want to know yours. Just fill in this form and become part of our database! The listing is in alphabetical order. m0ds (Mark Lovegrove) speilbergjnr@hotmail.com My favourite games include Indiana Jones & The Fate Of Atlantis, The Dig and Teen Agent. I started making adventure games when I was about 12, in 1996. I used QBasic to start with, and then in 2000 I started using Adventure Game Studio. I have designed more than a hundred projects to date, and worked on over a hundred too - not just developing but also creating music. I'm currently working on Indiana Jones & The Fountain Of Youth. My strong points as a developer include the fact that I am very creative, enthusiastic and fun - but my weaknesses are that I'm sometimes bossy and impatient! In ten years time, I hope to have my own company up and running that develops adventure games. Submit Your Details! Your details are submitted via email for confirmation reasons. Please include; > Your nickname, full name and email address (required) > What are your favourite adventure games? > When did you start developing adventure games? > How many projects have you worked on? > What are you working on at the moment? > What are your strong points as a developer? > What are your weaknesses as a developer? > Where do you hope to be in ten years time? Submit Your Information! Please note that submissions may be edited to fit.

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