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Ed Bartlett

Moby ID: 35629

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After training as a graphic designer, Ed was offered a job as a tester for now-defunct Britsoft outfit, NMS Software.

During almost half a decade at the company, Ed worked his way through a period as QA Manager, Assistant Producer and Designer to the position of Lead Designer, working on titles including Tilt!, Risk, Battleships, Mass Destruction, Outrage and a number of 90% complete titles for companies such as BMG, MGM and Sega that went down with the company.

After a 6 month sabbatical, Ed moved to London to work for Acclaim (Probe) as Lead Designer prototyping games for the Ferrari license.

In Spring 1999, he moved North of the river to Wapping, and his current employers, The Bitmap Brothers. Initially working on RTS title Z: Steel Soldiers, Ed soon convinced MD Mike Montgomery to revisit the Speedball series of games, with the forthcoming title; Speedball Arena.

In May 2002 Ed was awarded a directorship, and the new role of Business Development Director, and is charged with taking the company forward into new territories whilst continuing his current role heading up Speedball Arena and producing their external GBA conversions.

Credited on 9 games

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B-Boy (2006, PSP) IGA
World War II: Frontline Command (2003, Windows) Management
Speedball 2: Brutal Deluxe (2001, Game Boy Advance) Producer
Steel Soldiers (2001, Windows) Designer
Xenon 2000: Project PCF (2000, Windows) Concept and Level Design
Speedball 2100 (2000, PlayStation) Testers
hyper 3-D Pinball (1995, DOS) Quality Assurance
Rings of Power (1991, Genesis) Andy would like to thank the following for their help and support
Keef the Thief: A Boy and His Lockpick (1989, DOS) Andy thanks

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