Carole Stamper
Also Known As
- Carole Ward
Game Credits
Design | ||||
| Pin-Bot (1990) | (Musical Research ) | |||
| Gunfright (1986) | (Designed by) | |||
Art/Graphics | ||||
| Gunfright (1986) | (Graphics) | |||
| Knight Lore (1984) | (Graphics) | |||
| Sabre Wulf (1984) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Underwurlde (1984) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Atic Atac (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Cookie (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Dingo (1983) | (Graphics) | |||
| Jetpac (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Lunar Jetman (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Pssst (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
| Tranz Am (1983) | (Graphics by) | |||
Video/Cinematics | ||||
| Double Dare (1990) | (Director) | |||
Other | ||||
| Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts (2008) | (The Rare Family) | |||
| Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise (2008) | (Rare Family) | |||
| Nintendo Campus Challenge 1991 (1991) | (Original Pin-Bot staff (uncredited)) | |||
| Captain Skyhawk (1990) | (Todays Greatest Heroes) | |||
| Marble Madness (1989) | (High Score List) | |||
Developer Biography
Carole Stamper is Tim Stamper's wife, and Rare Ltd. company secretary.
Last updated: Jul 26, 2005
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Portrait
Carole Stamper (woman on the left) on a Rare company shot. Ca. 1988.Source: TGM 1988/3
Related Sites
- In search of the ultimate game -- August 1983 article on Ultimate with Carole Stamper (née Ward) from UK magazine Home Computing Weekly