Andrew Innes
aka:
Andy J. S. Innes,
A. Innes
Moby ID: 75249
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Andrew Innes (b. 1970) was born on a military base in Germany as Andrew O'Hara and his entire family changed their name to Innes at a later time. Initially based in a village 16 miles south of Derby (Scotland), he spent a large amount of his life abroad in the US and the Japan. He worked as a programmer at DMA Design in the late 90s.
In February 2023 he was convicted at Edinburgh High Court of a double murder.
Credited on 7 games
| Tamarin (2019, PlayStation 4) | AI Software |
| APB: All Points Bulletin (2010, Windows) | Gameplay |
| Daxter (2006, PSP) | Tools Programmers |
| Star Fox Adventures (2002, GameCube) | Software Engineers |
| Mickey's Speedway USA (2000, Nintendo 64) | Development Team |
| Jet Force Gemini (1999, Nintendo 64) | Jet Force Gemini Team |
| Body Harvest (1998, Nintendo 64) | Game Programmers |
source: thecourier.co.uk
Frequent Collaborators
People- 3 games with Doug Crouch
- 3 games with Leigh Loveday
- 3 games with Luke Munton
- 3 games with Gary Phelps
- 3 games with John Silke
- 3 games with Huw Ward
- 3 games with Michael Kelbaugh
- 3 games with Masashi Goto
- 3 games with Joel Hochberg
- 3 games with Eileen Hochberg
Companies
- 3 games with Rare Limited
- 3 games with Nintendo Co., Ltd.
- 3 games with Nintendo of Europe GmbH
- 3 games with Nintendo of America Inc.
- 2 games with Nintendo UK
- 1 game with Mario Club, Inc.
- 1 game with Ready at Dawn Studios, LLC
- 1 game with Interactive Game...
- 1 game with Sony Interactive...
- 1 game with Realtime Worlds Ltd.
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