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Roger E. Pedersen

Moby ID: 83739

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Roger E. Pedersen has been designing, producing, and programming games since the early 1980s for companies such as CBS Software, Gametek, Hi-Tech Expressions, Villa Crespo Software, Acclaim Entertainment, Phantom EFX, Walker Boy Studio, 3D Open Motion, Hypnotics, Merit Industries, Slingo, GameTrust, Digital Embryo, Cellfun. His cumulative title sales have surpassed 50 million copies on over 75 titles for multiple platforms including the personal computer, video consoles, location-based, Internet, arcade, and hand-held. He is also the author of award-winning articles for Gamasutra.com, GameDev.net, and Gignews.com and the best selling book "Game Design Foundations' First (2002) and Second Editions (2009).

Mr. Pedersen is an adjunct professor at NYU, Bloomfield College and Thinnox teaching game design, a senior faculty member at Gameversity teaching Game Design and his articles are mandatory reading for several University's master programs.

Mr. Pedersen has a Masters degree from University of Advancing Technology in Videogame Production and a BS degree in Technical Management/ Game & Simulation Programming from DeVry University.
He is a member of several IGDA chapters and a keynote speaker at VGXpo, Xtreme Gaming Conference, Texas Independent Game Conference and NJ Filmmakers’ Conference.

Credited on 11 games

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Psychic Force (1996, PlayStation) Producer
Dr. Wong's Jacks+ Video Poker for Windows (1993, Windows 3.x) DOS Programming
Combination Lock (1992, DOS) Programmer
Amarillo Slim's 7 Card Stud (1992, DOS) Sound Routines
Dr. Wong's Jacks+ Video Poker (1992, DOS) Programming Director
Amarillo Slim Dealer's Choice (1991, DOS) Sound Routines
All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989, DOS) Program Design
Fisher-Price I Can Remember (1988, Commodore 64) Program Designers
Press Your Luck (1988, DOS) Game design by
Chutes and Ladders (1988, Commodore 64) Designers
Go to the Head of the Class (1988, Commodore 64) Game Design

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