Vladimir Pokhilko
aka: Vladmir Pokhilko, V. Pokhilko
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From the San Francisco Examiner:
Vladimir Pokhilko was President of AnimaTek, a San Francisco-based software company.
In 2000, he was "apparently pushed to the edge" due to financial difficulties with his company. Tragically, he "brutally murdered his 39-year-old wife, Elena Fedotova, and their 12-year-old son, Peter Pokhilko, before killing himself."
Credited on 8 games
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| Microsoft Pandora's Box (1999 on Windows) | Additional Game Design |
| The Next Tetris (1999 on PlayStation) | Special Thanks to |
| Ice & Fire (1995 on Windows) | Game Concept |
| El-Fish (1993 on DOS) | Director |
| Super Tetris (1991 on DOS) | Original Design Concept |
| Hatris (1990 on NES) | Original Concept, Design and Program by |
| Faces ...tris III (1990 on DOS) | Original Concept |
| Magnetic Crane (1989 on DOS) | Game by |
[ full credits ]
Vladimir Pokhilko, June 1996
Frequent Collaborators
- 8 games with Alexey L. Pajitnov
- 4 games with Henk B. Rogers
- 3 games with Marisa Ong
- 2 games with Gilman Louie
- 2 games with Eng An Jio
- 2 games with Kurt Boutin
- 2 games with Rosann Goodrow
- 2 games with Ann McCue
- 2 games with D. Tolkatchev
- 2 games with O. Ivanov
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