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Internet News   Internet News : Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
   posted by mailman on 13-Mar-2009 10:10:42 (2652 reads)
Jamie Woodhouse is the author of such games as Qwak, All Terrain Racing, Nitro. He agreed to have an interview. Mostly he spoke about the history of creation of his games.

The interview is available on Polish Amiga Portal - PPA. You may read it in polish and english.
    

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wegster 
Re: Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
Posted on 13-Mar-2009 14:01:33
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Good interview. KWAK look familiar..
and lol, several times: "I have nothing to say about Psygnosis"


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Re: Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
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Interesting, thanks!

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Re: Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
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I remember Nitro.. each stage had a picture that accompanied the levels on that stage.. and they were all apocalyptic. It inspired the imagination and I always wondered what happened.. and the images were pretty good, at least that's how they are in my memory :)

Nitro is a kickass game, especially if you're two or three players!


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Nice reading :)

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QuBe 
Re: Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
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Interesting article... I really did like Nitro. Without saying to much it seems Jamie had issues with Psygnosis :) I did enjoy Psygnosis games though... usually well made.

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Zardoz 
Re: Interview with Jamie Woodhouse
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@QuBe

Very few games were ever developed by Psygnosis themselves, they were a publisher.


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