C. Gordon Walton

Developer BIO

Gordon Walton, a 1981 graduate of TAMU, wrote his first commercially released game in 1977. It was titled Trek-X and was for the Pet 2001. He co-founded Applied Computing (later called Digital Illusions) in 1984 with Don Gilman.

His work includes many titles, such as Shard of Spring, Sub Battle, GATO, Reader Rabbit, PT-109, NFL Challenge, Harpoon, and The Playroom.

In 1989, Walton started working for other major gaming companies: Three-Sixty Pacific, GameTek, Konami, Kesmai, Alliance Interactive, Electronic Arts (Origin and Maxis), and Sony Online Entertainment.

Also Known As

• Gordon Walton Jr.
• Gordon Walton

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Games Credited

• Mass Effect (2012), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Star Wars: The Old Republic (2011), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Mass Effect (2007), Microsoft Game Studios
• Star Wars: Galaxies - The Total Experience (2005), LucasArts
• Star Wars: Galaxies - Jump to Lightspeed (2004), LucasArts
• The Sims (2003), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• The Sims: Online (2002), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Ultima Online: Third Dawn (2001), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Ultima Online: Renaissance (2000), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Ultima IX: Ascension (1999), Electronic Arts, Inc.
• Air Warrior II (1997), Interactive Magic Ltd.
• Air Warrior III (1997), Interactive Magic Ltd.
• Harpoon Classic '97 (1996), Alliance Interactive, Inc., Interactive Magic Ltd.
• Harpoon Classic (1995), Renegade Software
• Empire Deluxe Scenarios (1993), New World Computing, Inc.
• Jeopardy! Deluxe Edition (1993), GameTek, Inc.
• Harpoon Challenger Pak (Limited Edition) (1991), Three-Sixty Pacific, Inc.
• Sands of Fire (1989), Three-Sixty Pacific, Inc.
• PT-109 (1987), Spectrum Holobyte, Inc.
• Sub Battle Simulator (1987), Epyx, Inc.
• Orbiter (1986), Spectrum Holobyte, Inc.
• Dungeon of Death (1979), Instant Software, Inc.