Danielle BerryDeveloper BIO
Born: February 19, 1949
Died: July 3, 1998
One of the great pioneers of computer and online gaming, Dani Berry died in
1998. He was born 'Dan Bunten,' but underwent what she always referred to as her
"pronoun change" in the early 90s. Some of her aphorisms are still frequently quoted by game developers, including "No one ever said on their deathbed, 'Gee, I wish I had spent more time alone with my computer.'"
Her credits:
Wheeler Dealers (1978), published by Speakeasy Software. Apple II only.
Computer Quarterback (1979), published by Strategic Software. Apple II only.
Cartels and Cuthroats (1981), published by
SSI.
Apple II only.
Cytron Masters (1982), published by
SSI. Atari
800, Apple II.
M.U.L.E. (1983), published by
Electronic Arts.
Atari 800, Apple II, Commodore 64; still revered by many as among the finest computer games
ever published.
Seven Cities of Gold (1984),
published by
Electronic Arts. For Atari 800,
Commodore 64, Apple II, Macintosh, and IBM PC.
Heart of Africa (1985), published by
Electronic
Arts. Apple II, Commodore 64.
Robot Rascals (1986), published by
Electronic Arts.
Modem Wars (1988), published by
Electronic Arts. For Commodore 64 and IBM PC.
Command H.Q. (1990), published by
Microprose. For IBM PC (DOS only).
Global Conquest (1992), published by
Microprose. A shareware version is
available.
(contributed by
Greg Costikyan)
Also Known As
- Dan Bunten
- Dani Bunten Berry
Websites
Games CreditedSpore (2008), Electronic Arts Australia
The Sims: Mega Deluxe (2004), Electronic Arts, Inc.
The Sims (Deluxe Edition) (2002), Electronic Arts, Inc.
Warsport (1997), MPlayer
Seven Cities of Gold (Commemorative Edition) (1993), Electronic Arts, Inc.
Global Conquest (1992), Microplay Software
High Command: Europe 1939-45 (1992), Three-Sixty Pacific, Inc.
Command H.Q. (1990), Microplay Software
The Global Dilemma: Guns or Butter (1990), Mindscape, Inc.
Modem Wars (1988), Electronic Arts, Inc.
Robot Rascals (1986), Electronic Arts, Inc.
Cartel$ and Cutthroat$ (1985), Strategic Simulations, Inc.
The Seven Cities of Gold (1984), Ariolasoft UK
M.U.L.E. (1983), Electronic Arts, Inc.
Cytron Masters (1982), Strategic Simulations, Inc.