Ron Gilbert

...Star Wars games are current in development. More interesting though is that he has recently met with LucasArts alumni like Tim Schafer, Dave Grossman, Ron Gilbert and Lawrence Holland. "Wouldn't it be great to work with them on some...

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...computer role playing games. When Ron Gilbert of LucasArts left to form his own company, Humongous Entertainment, Soule left Squaresoft to score Gilbert's children's adventure game series, Putt-Putt ''. While working at Humongous, Soule...

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Legendary storyteller, game designer, programmer and producer Ron Gilbert has created countless classic video games, including the seminal LucasArts works Maniac Mansion and first two installments in the Monkey Island adventure series. His...

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...game in its sequel, ''Day of the Tentacle ''. The third LucasArts adventure game was Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders, designed by David Fox, Matthew Kane, David Spangler and Ron Gilbert. Set within a science fiction setting, the game...

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...created as a collaborative effort between Ron Gilbert, Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman. Gilbert worked on the first two games before leaving LucasArts. Grossman and Schafer, who also worked on the first two games, would enjoy success on...

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...his life, he said. The film, which he initially derided before seeing, was the inspiration for the first game he attempted to make and led him to creating his own versions of other games he saw people playing at arcades. Using a North Star...

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