Richard Paul Jones
Game Credits
Production | ||||
| Death Bringer (1989) | (Produced by) | |||
| Shanghai Warriors (1989) | (Produced by) | |||
| Subway Vigilante (1989) | (Produced for Players Premier by) | |||
| Taskforce (1989) | (Produced for Players Premier by) | |||
| Taskforce (1989) | (Produced for Players Premier by) | |||
| Tomcat (1989) | (Produced for PLAYERS by) | |||
| Joe Blade II (1988) | (Produced for Players Software by) | |||
| Metal Army (1988) | (Produced for Players Software by) | |||
| Shanghai Karate (1988) | (Produced by) | |||
| Shanghai Karate (1988) | (Produced by) | |||
| Sword Slayer (1988) | (Produced by) | |||
| Tanium (1988) | (Produced by) | |||
| THING! (1988) | (Produced by) | |||
| Anfractuos (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Auto Zone (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Bubble Trouble (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Cleanup Service (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Deviants (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Firehawk (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Hollywood Poker (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Into the Eagle's Nest (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Joe Blade (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Matt Lucas (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Radius (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Reflex (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Strato Sphere (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Swamp Fever (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Xanthius (1987) | (Produced by) | |||
| Auriga (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Cagara (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Cavey (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Cerberus (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Claws of Despair (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Desert Hawk (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Dizzy Dice (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Electrix (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Excelsor (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Fruity (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Fungus (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| It's Clean-Up Time (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Journey to the Centre of Eddie Smith's Head (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Killapede (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Melonmania (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Nuclear Heist (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| SeaKing (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Shrewsbury Key (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Trollie Wallie (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Varmit (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Velocipede (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Velocipede II (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Vestron (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| The Zacaron Mystery (1986) | (Produced by) | |||
| Bigtop Barney (1985) | (Produced by) | |||
| Crystals Of Carus (1985) | (THE CRYSTALS OF CARUS was produced by) | |||
| Empire of Karn (1985) | (Produced by) | |||
| Halaga (1985) | (Produced by) | |||
| Warlord (1985) | (Produced by) | |||
| Wild Ride (1985) | (Produced by) | |||
| Aquanaut (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Bandana City (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Big Ben (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Break Fever (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| BurgerTime (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| China Miner (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Front Line (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Get Off My Garden!! (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Guzzler (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Jewels of Babylon (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Message from Andromeda (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Plummet (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Tales of the Arabian Nights (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Wallie Goes to Rhymeland (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Wheelin' Wallie (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Wheres My Bones? (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Wunda Walter! (1984) | (Produced by) | |||
| Crazy Kong (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Cuddly Cuburt (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Defender 64 (1983) | (Produced by ) | |||
| Fighter Pilot (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Frogger 64 (1983) | (Produced By) | |||
| Heroes of Karn (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Missile Command (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Panic 64 (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Scramble 64 (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
| Token Of Ghall (1983) | (Produced by) | |||
Design | ||||
| Tomcat (1989) | (Produced for Players Software by) | |||
Developer Biography
Born in 1965, Richard Paul Jones started Llamasoft together with Jeff Minter at the age of 16. A year later, the two parted ways, with Jones going on to start up Interceptor Micro's. He later also launched the Players and Pandora labels.
Last updated: May 26, 2014
[edit bio]
