David Lubar

aka: Dave Lubar
Moby ID: 119317

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David Lubar is a games designer and programmer and author of children's literature. Lubar grew up in New Jersey and attended Rutgers University where he studied Philosophy. Lubar has written games for various developers since 1982.

Credited on 45 games

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Activision Hits Remixed (2006, PSP) An Incredibly Huge Thanks To
Activision Anthology: Remix Edition (2003, Windows) Incredibly Huge Thanks
Activision Anthology (2002, PlayStation 2) An Incredibly Huge Thanks to
Frogger 2 (2000, Game Boy Color) Design
Deer Hunter (1999, Game Boy Color) Special Thanks to
NASCAR Challenge (1999, Game Boy Color) Color Programming
Battleship: The Classic Naval Combat Game (1999, Game Boy Color) Upgrade
Super Breakout (1999, Game Boy Color) Programming
Frogger (1998, SNES) Programming
The Ren & Stimpy Show: Buckeroo$! (1995, SNES) Programming by
Home Improvement: Power Tool Pursuit (1994, SNES) Programming
Super Battletank 2 (1994, SNES) Design
Swamp Thing (1992, NES) Programming and Design by
The Simpsons: Bartman Meets Radioactive Man (1992, NES) Additional Programming
Home Alone (1991, SNES) Program
Sentinel (1990, Atari 2600) Propgrammed by
Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? (1990, Commodore 64) Programmer
Snoopy's Reading Machine (1990, Apple IIgs) Graphics created with Penguin Software's COMPLETE GRAPHICS SYSTEM II by
Pharaoh's Revenge (1988, Commodore 64) Commodore 64/128 version programmed by
Microzine #27 (1988, Apple II) Graphics routines from Penguin Software's Graphics Magician were written by

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