Asad Habib
Moby ID: 27038
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Asad Habib created his first computer game "demo" in the vibrant Amiga A500 demo scene in 1992 using a "genlock" and "Dpaint" making a Terminator 2 special effect showcase.
In 1995 he was invited to Gremlin Interactive by Mark Mattocks for a critique he did on Geoff Cramond F1GP on the Amiga, specifically Quality and Gameplay analysis being chosen in a competition Gremlin Interactive organized. He then performed a focus test on Normality and Fatal Racing being developed.
In 1997 he was hired as a software tester by Gremlin Interactive working on AAA gaming franchises like Actua Sport series. In 1999 he was promoted to Senior Tester managing his own team of 5 quality assurance testers.
In 2002 he joined Kuju Entertainment as Head Of Quality single handily building QA department from 3 to 24 software testers. After dabbling into Art Outsourcing roles he was promoted to Development Producer on AAA projects internally.
In 2011 he left Kuju forming the short lived Digital Lions as junior programmer on Android using the Java programming language. After his partners business fraud on him he closed the firm.
He is, as of April 2021, Development Director. After 24 years in the Games Industry he has worked on the worlds biggest gaming franchises including Call Of Duty.
Credited on 33 games
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| Nucleus (2008, PlayStation 3) | QA |
| Sensible World of Soccer '96/'97 (2007, Xbox 360) | QA Manager |
| Rail Simulator (2007, Windows) | Development Team |
| Crush (2007, PSP) | Additional Thanks |
| M.A.C.H.: Modified Air Combat Heroes (2007, PSP) | Supporting Kuju Staff |
| Dark Messiah: Might and Magic (2006, Windows) | QA |
| Sensible Soccer 2006 (2006, PlayStation 2) | Additional Help |
| EyeToy: Play 3 (2005, PlayStation 2) | QA Manager |
| Battalion Wars (2005, GameCube) | QA Manager |
| Conspiracy: Weapons of Mass Destruction (2005, Windows) | Additional Programming |
| Call of Duty: Finest Hour (2004, PlayStation 2) | QA Manager |
| GT-R 400 (2004, PlayStation 2) | QA Team |
| Crescent Suzuki Racing (2004, PlayStation 2) | QA Team |
| Lotus Challenge (2003, Windows) | QA Manager |
| Penalty Challenge (2003, J2ME) | QA |
| Warhammer 40,000: Fire Warrior (2003, Windows) | QA Manager |
| Premier Manager: 2002/2003 Season (2002, PlayStation 2) | Lead Tester |
| Fire Blade (2002, GameCube) | Godalming QA Team Manager |
| Reign of Fire (2002, PlayStation 2) | Kuju Test |
| UEFA Challenge (2001, Windows) | Tester |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 13 games with Sarah Bennett
- 11 games with Ian Baverstock
- 10 games with Pat Phelan
- 10 games with Carl Cavers
- 10 games with Jonathan Newth
- 9 games with Kevin Saville
- 9 games with Steve Lycett
- 9 games with Mark Freeman
- 8 games with Tim Heaton
- 8 games with Alan Coltman
Companies
- 12 games with Infogrames Studios Limited
- 10 games with Kuju Entertainment Ltd.
- 8 games with Valve Corporation
- 6 games with Atari Europe S.A.S.U.
- 6 games with ZOO Digital Production Ltd.
- 5 games with Jordan Freeman Group, LLC
- 4 games with Epic Games Tools LLC
- 4 games with Pixel Games UK
- 4 games with GamersGate AB
- 3 games with Sony DADC Europe GmbH
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