Randall Don Masteller

aka: Randall Masteller, Randall D. Masteller
Moby ID: 646

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From James Hague:

Defunct game company Screenplay apparently had its share of insane programmers. I've heard stories about the co-author of Pogo Joe, W.F. Denman, and now the other half of that game, Steven Baumrucker, spills the beans about a third Screenplay programmer, Randall Don Masteller:

Randall was an interesting character. A true genius. He wrote a programming language in two weeks once...wrote it in machine code. W. Denman and I were visiting him in his house and we saw the disk. "What's this?" we asked. "Ahhh, that's some programming language I wrote to help with adventure games". It had a parser and all kinds of crud built into it. We were like "SHIT! Randall, people get PhD's for less than this!!!" It impacted him not in the slightest.

Credited on 48 games

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Shelly Club (2003, Windows) Special Thanks
Rules of the Game (2001, Windows) Designer
Avalon Hill's Squad Leader (2000, Windows) Special Thanks To
Barbie as Princess Bride (2000, Windows) Special Thanks
Scrabble: CD-ROM Crossword Game (1999, Windows) President
Em@il Games: Upwords (1999, Windows) Special Thanks
Milton Bradley Classic Board Games (1999, Windows) Testers
Parker Brothers: Card Games (1999, Windows) CEO
Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate (1998, Windows) Special Thanks To
Soldiers at War (1998, Windows) Special Thanks To
Scrabble (1996, Windows) Project Leader
Vikings: The Strategy of Ultimate Conquest (1996, Windows 3.x) Lead Design
Anyone for Cards? (1994, Windows 3.x) Game Design
Deluxe Scrabble for Windows (1994, Macintosh) Programmer
Pirates! Gold (1993, DOS) Programming
Caesars Palace (1992, Macintosh) Designed by
Strike Zone Baseball (1989, DOS) IBM Version
Artura (1989, DOS) IBM Version
Barbarian (1989, DOS) Programming
House of Cards (1989, DOS) Programmer

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