Developer BIO

In the last 10 years I've written several shareware games (Megatron VGA, Gambit Modem Chess, Dungeon Quest and Deadly Game Of Maze) that required the help of outside artists. I felt I had a great idea and all I had to do was make it work and I'd hit the big time. Well it's true, writing those shareware games gave me the experience I needed to land a good paying job writing games professionally. It took years of self study to learn my trade. But I never asked anyone to work with me for free. Along the way several people offered to assist me with art and music and I always managed to pay them for their time. Paying for services rendered is part of being professional. Usually you don't have to pay a lot to get help but it is very unprofessional to expect talented people to work for free just because you feel you have a great idea. My feeling on this subject are simple, "If you aren't willing to invest real money in your ideas then your ideas aren't very good to begin with."

Also Known As

• John Stanley

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Blood Wake (2001), Microsoft Corporation
Beyond Time (1997), DreamCatcher Interactive Inc.
Megatron VGA (1993),