Simon Hadlington (producer/tester):‘ Geoff would get the licence and then it was a fait accompli and it was over to you then to turn it into something. Really it was a question of who was the cheapest and who could… Continue Reading
Richard Hancock (one of the testers at US Gold): At another launch for a football game PR had decided to put thousands of branded foam balls inside a net over the entire, very high ceiling of a nightclub. As the… Continue Reading
Paul Gill (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was Paul’s first title published by US Gold): The thing I’m most proud of writing for US Gold was the SNES version of World Cup USA 94. It took a year of… Continue Reading
1984 rok Tim O’Connell (finanse US Gold):I said Raid Over Moscow is just the present-dayequivalent of Cowboys and Indians but with atomic bombs. Horrible little man, he called me… I probably was, actually! Geoff Brown (CEO US Gold): The office… Continue Reading
Alongside the musical instruments and sheet music at John Bright Street, Woodroffe’s also sold Atari 2600 consoles and some software. It might seem an odd addition to the range but in the UK it was musical instrument maker Selmer that… Continue Reading
I (Dennis Caswell) was hired straight out of school because I had my own Apple II computer, which meant they didn’t need to buy me one, and because I could reach the top of the fourth building in Crazy Climber.… Continue Reading
World Cup Carnival (1984) is an appalling game and it’s a disgrace to see a big software house like US Gold releasing it. The layout of the pitch is as basic as you can get… This is the worst football… Continue Reading
Geoff Brown (z US Gold) o kasetach jako nośnikach danych: ‘How we ever sold so many, I don’t know. When you think about their fragility – just one tiny bit of drop-out of data on the tape and…no game. It’s… Continue Reading