Dominic Wood

aka: Dom Wood
Moby ID: 3936

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Dominic is one of the original generation of computer game designers who designed his games whilst at school in the early 80s. In their heyday Dominic's games were distributed via national chains WH Smiths and John Menzies.

As the games market matured Dominic concentrated on programming and was one of the most prolific coders in the UK with over 70 SKUs under his belt. As the second contractor at Probe Software the UK's first video game developer, (the breeding ground for the UK games industry) he worked alongside many who later became industry veterans.

Syrox Developments Ltd was founded by Dominic in 1992 and developed a succession of licensed games, initially on handheld platforms, then later on various consoles. Product highlights include Disney's The Lion King, The Jungle Book, various Internet Multiplayer games for the SegaSoft's HEAT network and the million selling title Asteroids for Activision, as well as Woody Woodpecker Racing for Vivendi / Universal.

Dominic joined Climax Group in 2001 and manages the London Studio.

Source: Selected articles from Climax Official Company Website - Corporate - Key Personnel

http://www.climax.co.uk/Corporate/Corporate.aspx?ArticleID=135

Credited on 21 games

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Serious Sam (2004, Game Boy Advance) Studio Director
Speed Kings (2003, GameCube) Climax London
SpongeBob SquarePants: SuperSponge (2001, Game Boy Advance) Producer
Woody Woodpecker Racing (2000, PlayStation) Executive Producer
Asteroids Hyper 64 (1999, Nintendo 64) Special Thanks
Asteroids (1998, Windows) Producer
Net Fighter (1998, Windows) Producer
Scud: The Disposable Assassin (1997, SEGA Saturn) Programming
Scud: Industrial Evolution (1997, Windows) Associate Producer
Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (1996, SEGA Master System) Programmer
Saban's VR Troopers (1995, Genesis) Program Code
The Lion King (1994, SEGA Master System) Produced by
The Jungle Book (1994, SEGA Master System) Programmer
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1993, Game Boy) Mapping
Lemmings (1992, SEGA Master System) Program by
The Terminator (1992, Game Gear) Programmed by
RoboCop 3 (1992, ZX Spectrum) Programmed by
The Spy Who Loved Me (1990, ZX Spectrum) Code
Lazer Tag (1987, Commodore 64) Designed by
Project Future (1985, ZX Spectrum)

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