Kevin Edwards - Retro game development

I have been fascinated by computers & video games since the late 1970s and started my programming in 1979 on a CBM PET 2001. I wrote lots of simple games in BASIC, 6502 machine code and later taught myself Z80 on my Nascom 2.

In 1983, whilst I was studying for my 'A' levels, I had my first game 'Atomic Protector' published for the BBC Micro. Music/audio was provided by school friend Martin Galway.

When I left 6th form I began work as an editorial assistant at The Micro User magazine - dedicated to the BBC Micro. Then I decided to become a full time game developer and have worked on many computers / consoles since:-

BBC Micro, Electron, NES, SNES, PC, XBox, PS3/4, Vita, Mobile etc.

I was also the lead programmer on:-
NES:-      Silver Surfer, Wolverine, Magic Johson's Fast Break.
SNES:-    Ken Griffey Jr's Major League Baseball.
BBC Micro/Electron:-     Galaforce, Crazee Rider, Galaforce 2, Atomic Protector.

Now happily retired.

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