Jonathan SmallDeveloper BIO
Jonathan Small is the Managing Director for
Small Rockets. Previously he ran
Fiendish Games - the online games division at
Criterion Software. At
Fiendish Games group he directed the development of ten high-quality PC titles designed specifically for distribution over the Internet, as well as five games for the Sega DreamArena service. Jonathan also developed the proprietary game locking and e-commerce technologies used by
Fiendish, and led the division from initial development to profitability within a year from start-up.
Prior to
Fiendish, Jonathan ran the 50 strong development group
Criterion Studios, a division of
Criterion Software. During that time the company developed a string of successful PC and console titles, including
RedLine Racer (PC/
Ubisoft), Suzuki Alstare Racing (DreamCast/
Ubisoft) and Trickstyle (Dreamcast/
Acclaim). Jonathan had overall responsibility for the management of these titles, as well as directing their technical development.
Jonathan taught classes at the Savannah College of Art and Design from fall 2005 through fall 2006. Professor Small primarily taught classes in programming (C++ and UnrealScript,) Jonathan resigned from SCAD at the start of 2007.
Source: Selected articles from Small Rockets Official Company Website - Corporate Information - Company Info - Executive Biographies
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Games CreditedSinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003), Atari, Inc.
Art is Dead (2001), Small Rockets
Redline Racer (1998), Ubi Soft Entertainment Software
Sub Culture (1997), Ubi Soft Entertainment Software
Back to Baghdad (1996), Military Simulations Inc.
Realms of Arkania Vol. 2: Star Trail (1994), Fantasy Productions Verlags- und Medienvertriebsgesellschaft mbH