Charlie Brown
aka:
Charles Brown
Moby ID: 56493
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Charlie Brown is currently a Software Developer with Valve.
Charlie earned his reputation within the gaming industry while working for 3Dfx Interactive and, later, Ritual Entertainment.
A Ft. Walton Beach, Florida native, Charlie graduated from the University of Florida in the summer of 1994 and then headed for California and 3Dfx. His responsibilities there included developer support, ports of products to hardware, sample code and simple demos, and ultimately working with 3Dfx Developer Relations managing the engineering game porting effort.
After a 2-year stint, Charlie left 3Dfx with college-friend Gary McTaggart to create the Uber(tm) Engine at Ritual Entertainment in Dallas, Texas. Shortly thereafter, Charlie and Gary left Ritual to start their own company. Valve subsequently contacted Charlie (and his friend Gary) with an offer "they couldn't refuse."
Credited on 24 games
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| Aperture Desk Job (2022, Windows) | Valve |
| Artifact: Foundry (2021, Windows) | Valve |
| Half-Life: Alyx (2020, Windows) | Valve |
| Dota: Underlords (2019, Windows) | Valve |
| Artifact (2018, Windows) | Valve |
| The Lab (2016, Windows) | Valve is |
| Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (2012, Windows) | Valve |
| Portal 2 (2011, Windows) | Personnel |
| Alien Swarm (2010, Windows) | Valve |
| Left 4 Dead 2 (2009, Xbox 360) | Valve |
| Left 4 Dead (2008, Xbox 360) | Development Team |
| Portal: Still Alive (2008, Xbox 360) | Personnel |
| The Orange Box (2007, PlayStation 3) | Valve |
| Portal (2007, Windows) | Valve Corporation |
| Half-Life 2: Episode Two (2007, Windows) | Valve |
| Dark Messiah: Might and Magic (2006, Windows) | Special Thanks |
| Half-Life 2: Episode One (2006, Windows) | Valve |
| Half-Life 2 (2005, Xbox) | Valve |
| Half-Life: Source (2005, Windows) | Valve is |
| Counter-Strike: Source (2004, Windows) | Valve |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 23 games with Scott Lynch
- 23 games with Gabe Newell
- 23 games with Jay Stelly
- 22 games with Erik Johnson
- 22 games with David Riller
- 22 games with Brian Jacobson
- 22 games with Jeffrey Lane
- 22 games with Eric Smith
- 22 games with Dhabih Eng
- 22 games with David Speyrer
Companies
- 23 games with Valve Corporation
- 12 games with Havok
- 8 games with Epic Games Tools LLC
- 6 games with ESDigital Games
- 5 games with Sierra Entertainment, Inc.
- 5 games with Electronic Arts GmbH
- 5 games with Electronic Arts Czech...
- 5 games with Electronic Arts Ltd.
- 5 games with CyberFront Corporation
- 4 games with Electronic Arts, Inc.
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