Fergus McNeill
aka:
Fergus Mcneill,
Ferg McNeil
Moby ID: 33788
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Born in Scotland, Fergus McNeill was the founder and primus motor of Delta 4 in the mid-eighties. Following that he formed Abstract Concepts with his future wife Anna Popkess. Thereafter he was involved with companies such as SCi and On-line. He then went to work at the mobile game development studio Infospace Games - IOMO studio and after it was closed in August 2007, he was one of the co-founders of a new studio: FinBlade. Fergus is now a successful writer, known for his 'Detective Harland' series of books.
Credited on 26 games
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| Doomdark's Revenge (2014, Windows) | Special Thanks to |
| The Lords of Midnight (2013, Windows) | Special Thanks to |
| Carmageddon (2013, Android) | Special Mention For Giving Us The Chance To Be Really Stupid, 15 Years Ago |
| Sheffield United Club Manager (2003, Windows) | Additional Photography by |
| Giant Killers (1999, Windows) | Production |
| Space Bastards: Sudden Justice (1999, Windows) | Lead Artist |
| Carmageddon: Splat Pack (1997, DOS) | Creative Director |
| XS (1996, DOS) | Production |
| Gender Wars (1996, DOS) | Creative Development Manager |
| Kingdom O' Magic (1996, DOS) | Game Design |
| Cyberwar (1994, DOS) | Creative Development Manager |
| The Lawnmower Man (1993, DOS) | Director |
| The Hound of the Baskervilles (1993, DOS) | By |
| Psycho Killer (1992, CDTV) | Director of Photography |
| Town With No Name (1992, CDTV) | Characterisations by |
| Mindfighter (1988, DOS) | Programmed by |
| Murder off Miami (1987, ZX Spectrum) | Programmed by |
| The Big Sleaze (1987, ZX Spectrum) | A Delta 4 Adventure written by |
| The Boggit: Bored Too (1986, Amstrad CPC) | Authors |
| The Colour of Magic (1986, ZX Spectrum) | Written by |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 10 games with Chris Lipscombe
- 10 games with John Chasey
- 7 games with Christopher John Wild
- 7 games with Rob Henderson
- 6 games with Paul Zimmer
- 6 games with Ben Gunstone
- 6 games with Russ Dunham
- 5 games with Robert Plested
- 5 games with Michael Hodges
- 5 games with Clement Chambers
Companies
- 12 games with Delta 4 Interactive
- 6 games with SCi Games Ltd.
- 3 games with On-Line Entertainment Ltd.
- 3 games with Atari, Inc.
- 3 games with Smoking Gun Productions
- 3 games with On-Line PLC
- 2 games with Human Machine Interfaces, Inc.
- 2 games with CRL Group PLC
- 2 games with Piranha
- 2 games with Interplay Entertainment Corp.
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