Legendary Projects by Mev Dinc

From an Edge interview with Legendary Mev Dinc:

"It was as a twist of fate that sidetracked Mevlut Dinc from his intended career path and led him to where he is today. He came to Britain from his native Turkey in 1979 intending to take a masters degree in economic planning.

Government policy at the time conspired to focus Dinc in a different direction. Within six years he was carving a name as a pioneering computer game programmer. His first solo title was Gerry The Germ Goes Body Poppin', a cult hit on the Spectrum.

He soon developed the groundbreaking Prodigy; the first proper scrolling isometric 3D game. The First Samurai, and Street Racer series cemented the reputation of Vivid Image, his Harrow-based development studio, as a byword for quality games.

In recent years Dinc has been beset with business and creative difficulties, and the critical mauling for last year's PlayStation and N64 racer, SCARS. The problems came to a head in August 1999 with Eidos's crushing decision to cancel Vivid's Street Racer 2 project months into development."

Award-wining developer since 1985;

Enduro Racer, Last Ninja 2, First Samurai, Street Racer.
The amazing ACTOR game engine was used by Intel for their world-wide promotion of the Pentium 4 processor.

Now back in his native country Turkey, heading a local team working on very ambitious games.

Most recently completeted a great MMORPG title, featuring hostorical quarters of Istanbul in glorious 3D. http://www.istanbuloyun.com (Currently in Turkish only).

Our goal is to continue developing cutting edge games and simulation products.

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[azarcini]

Güzel video sayende Mevlüt Dinç'in oyunlarını görmüş olduk..Ama İkv forever değilmi :D

[inflateable]

how is the last game called... cuz i hope its a mmorpg of the tech we now have

[drinkbudyXD]

wow nice lol

[Kreuzberg6161]

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