Marc Alexander Ullrich
aka: Marc A. Ullrich
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Marc Ulrich, founder of Rainbow Arts, started the company while he was still at school. By the time he was 17 he had three employees.
Credited on 17 games
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| Masterblazer (1991 on DOS) | Managing Director |
| Turrican II: The Final Fight (1991 on Commodore 64) | Managing Director |
| M.U.D.S.: Mean Ugly Dirty Sport (1990 on DOS) | Managing Director |
| Turrican (1990 on Commodore 64) | Producer |
| X-Out (1990 on ZX Spectrum) | Thanks to |
| Apprentice (1990 on Atari ST) | Managing Director |
| Z-Out (1990 on Amiga) | Thanks to |
| The Curse of Ra (1990 on Commodore 64) | Managing Director |
| Grand Monster Slam (1989 on Atari ST) | Thanks to |
| Spherical (1989 on Atari ST) | Producer |
| Rock 'n Roll (1989 on Atari ST) | Special thanks to |
| Circus Attractions (1989 on DOS) | Thanks to |
| Garrison (1988 on Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| In 80 Days Around the World (1987 on Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Street Cat (1987 on Atari ST) | Produced by |
| Graffiti Man (1987 on Atari ST) | Produced by |
| Jinks (1987 on Commodore 64) | Produced by |
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Ca. 1989. Source: ACE #27, 1989/12
Frequent Collaborators
- 12 games with Chris Hülsbeck
- 8 games with Celal Kandemiroglu
- 6 games with Kristin Dodt
- 6 games with Uwe Schaffmeister
- 6 games with Jörg Prenzing
- 5 games with Rachel Gauntlett
- 5 games with Teut Weidemann
- 5 games with Boris Schneider-Johne
- 4 games with Holger Schmidt
- 4 games with Julian Eggebrecht
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