Scawen Roberts
Moby ID: 36680
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Scawen left the Lionhead Studios in 2001, after the Black & White release. He started to work on a new realistic racing simulator with online support. After some time Eric Bailey and Victor van Vlaardingen joined the team.
A first demo of the game "Live for Speed" was released after one year of development time in 2002. After a second year of public beta testing the first official version "Live for Speed S1" has been released on the official website and sold over there.
Scawen Roberts is developing LFS further on, as it is planned to be a long-time project. He dedicates all his time in the future LFS development. As LFS has become quite popular and many people were buying the full S1 version he now earns enough to stay independent from any game publishers and to work on his dream project "Live for Speed".
Credited on 5 games
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| Rag Doll Kung Fu (2005, Windows) | Special Thanks to |
| Live for Speed (2003, Windows) | Programmer |
| Black & White (2002, Macintosh) | 3D Programming |
| Total Immersion Racing (2002, Windows) | Special thanks |
| Hind (1996, Windows) | Design team |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 3 games with Mark Healey
- 2 games with Nathan Smethurst
- 2 games with Alex Evans
- 2 games with Jamie Young
- 2 games with Kevin Bezant
- 2 games with Todd Gibbs
- 2 games with Dave Proctor
- 2 games with Christian Bravery
- 2 games with Georg Backer
- 2 games with Tony Ciniglio
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Companies
- 2 games with Akella
- 1 game with Lionhead Studios Ltd.
- 1 game with TiVo Corporation
- 1 game with QSound Labs, Inc.
- 1 game with Epic Games Tools LLC
- 1 game with Electronic Arts, Inc.
- 1 game with EA Games
- 1 game with Razorworks
- 1 game with QI Creations
- 1 game with Firelight Technologies Pty. Ltd.
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