Brett N. Keeton

Developer BIO

Brett N. Keeton was born in 1964. After his upbringing, he went on to become a computer science graduate of the University of Oklahoma. He was widely described as a programmer of superb intelligence and skill, and played an important role in the development of the Star Fleet Series of strategy games, and its planned but never finished sequel Starfleet Deluxe.

After leaving the video game industry, he joined GameTech International, a Reno-based manufacturer of casino gaming machines, where he took part in the invention published under US patent #6755742.

On September 20, 2002, Brett N. Keeton committed suicide after realizing that he was the focus of a fraud investigation regarding the rigging of his company's electronic scorekeeping devices to give him an unfair edge in bingo parlors.

He left his wife Hilary and two sons.

Also Known As

• Brett Keeton

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Games Credited

Star Legions (1992), Mindcraft Software, Inc.
Lunar Rover Patrol (1983), Dragon Data Ltd.