MVP Baseball 2003

aka: MVP 2003

Moby ID: 12264

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PlayStation 2 credits (2003)

87 people

EAC PRODUCTION & DEVELOPMENT TEAM
Producer	Brent Nielsen
Lead Engineer	Daniel Brady
Art Director	Ron Bignell
Development Directors	Henry Lee, Mark Lutz
Senior Programmers	Erik T. Kiss, Jinsong Li, Mike Davison, Tim Roy
Programming Team	Adam Letts, Alan Hughes, Amir Sharif, Barry McCallum, Bob Purewal, Brad Kram, Chris Deas, Darrin Brown, Dee Jay Randall, Derek Larmour, James Dewar, James Hall, Jenny Lee, Kristopher Horton, Mark Evans, Mat Carter, Paolo Rigiroli, Sean Payne
Senior Artists	Alan Blouin, Cory Yip
Art Team	Alan Harrison, Alexander Gorshkov, Brandon Jackson, Eva Windcliff, Federico Rahal, Jeff Buchwitz, Kevin Chu, Min Choi, Nicolas LaJeunesse, Ole-André Uttuslien, Rob Hilson, Tracey Garbutt, Yves Couturier
Senior Animators	Matthew Derksen, Terry Sanderson
Animation Team	Garth Drake, Gerald Ding, Lisha Houng-Lee, Melissa Shim, Simon Unger, Takashi Fukuda, Terry Veer
Technical Artist	Brian Robinson
Senior Sound Artist	Dieter Piltz
Sound Artists	Jay Raymond, Tyler Berrie
Game Designer	Jason Leigh
Associate Producers	Dylan Miklashek, Shyang Kong
Assistant Producers	Alex Murdoch, Benjamin Brinkman, Jon Dowd, Nathan McDonald
Production Coordinator	Jadranka Travica
Additional Programmers	Bob Silliker
Additional Artists	David K. Lam, Dejan Stanisavljević, Gareth Eaves, Ian Sorensen, Jeff Timothy, Natsuko Kinoshita, Petar Milacic, Phillip F. Tiqui, Sean Barner, Steve Hinan, Vincent Chi
Co-op Programmers	Brent Pittman, Michael Wu, Sarah Yang
Co-op Artists	Adrian Hrytzak, Kate Balfe
Co-op Production Assistants	Amandeep Basi, Amy Cheng, Justin Yang
Executive Producers	Rory Armes, Steven Rechtschaffner
Senior Development Directors	Brian Wideen, Pauline Moller

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People credited on this game were also credited on:

MVP Baseball 2004, a group of 48 people
MVP Baseball 2005, a group of 31 people
MVP 06: NCAA Baseball, a group of 22 people
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