1942: The Pacific Air War Scenario
Moby ID: 26205
DOS credits (1995)
33 people (31 professional roles, 2 thanks) with 39 credits.
| Game Design | Ed Fletcher, Michael Rea, Christopher Clark |
| Programming | Ed Fletcher, Michael Springer |
| Sound | Roland J. Rizzo, Ken Lagace (as Ken Legace), Jim McConkey, Mark Reis |
| Manual | Ted Paulsen Jr. (History & Writing), John Possidente (Editor), Finley Weatherford (Design & Layout), Joseph Morel (Design & Layout), Andrew T. Laken (Art), Todd Brizzi (Art), John Cameron (Art) |
| Packaging | John Emory |
| Producer | Ed Fletcher |
| Lead Artist | Erroll Roberts |
| 2D Art | Erroll Roberts, Todd Brizzi, Barbara Jeznach, John Cameron, Walter Carter, Vince Thomas |
| 3D Art | Max Remington, Susan Clausen Paquin, Andrew T. Laken |
| 3D Models | Steve Johnson |
| Quality Assurance Manager | David Ginsburg |
| Quality Assurance Lead | Andy Mazurek |
| Quality Assurance | Jeff Dinger, Jim Smith, Damon Harris, Russell Clark, Matt Showalter, Tammy Talbott |
| Special Thanks | George Wargo (USAF Ret.), Martin Joe Johnasen (USAF Ret.) |
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Collaborations
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People credited on this game were also credited on:
- 1942: The Pacific Air War, a group of 21 people
- 1942: The Pacific Air War Gold, a group of 20 people
- Fleet Defender, a group of 14 people
- Across the Rhine, a group of 14 people
- Sid Meier's CivNet, a group of 14 people
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Other Games
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In addition to this game, these people were also credited on other games:
- Andy Mazurek on 65 other games
- Mark Reis on 59 other games
- Christopher Clark on 53 other games
- Roland J. Rizzo on 44 other games
- Ken Lagace on 39 other games
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