Blade
Moby ID: 75307
Game Boy Color credits (2000)
42 people (33 professional roles, 9 thanks)
Published by Activision |
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| Executive Producer | Mika Hayashi |
| Producer | Colin Mack |
| Story | Karl Bollers |
| QA Manager | Joseph Favazza |
| QA Lead | Anthony Hatch Korotko |
| CS Lead (uncredited) | Rob Lim |
| Testers | Kirk M. Kosinski, Patrick Hearne, Wayne Fisher, Frank So |
| Senior VP Studios | Bill Swartz |
| Business Development | Takehisa Abe |
| Executive VP, Worldwide Studios (uncredited) | Michael Pole |
| VP of Business & Legal Affairs (uncredited) | George Rose |
| Director of Business & Legal Affairs (uncredited) | Michael Hand |
| Global Brand Management, Director | Melissa Chapman |
| Global Brand Manager | Nita Patel |
| Special Thanks (uncredited) | Willie Bolton, Jermaine Clarke, Indra Yee, Tanya Langston, Sam Nouriani, Jim Summers, Tim Vanlaw, Jason Wong, Eric Zala |
Developed by Hal Corp. and Avit, Inc. |
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| Project Lead | Koji Kai |
| Game Design | Hiroyuki Sekimoto |
| Graphics | Toru Tsuboya, Tetsuya Wahira, Tsuguhiro Yamazaki, Yoshiki Nishijo |
| Programming | Hiroe Tsuchida, Tetsuro Oguro, Takeshi Hosono, Takayuki Sakagami, Daisuke Yamazaki, Mitsuru Takahashi |
| Sound | DSP |
Marvel |
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| Marvel (uncredited) | Ben Abernathy, Chris Dickey, Nancyann Volpe |
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Collaborations
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People credited on this game were also credited on:
- X-Men: Mutant Wars, a group of 29 people
- Sky Odyssey, a group of 20 people
- Orphen: Scion of Sorcery, a group of 17 people
- Tenchu 2: Birth of the Stealth Assassins, a group of 17 people
- Pinobee: Wings of Adventure, a group of 17 people
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In addition to this game, these people were also credited on other games:
- Indra Yee on 331 other games
- Jason Wong on 292 other games
- Tim Vanlaw on 239 other games
- Jim Summers on 216 other games
- Joseph Favazza on 161 other games
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