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Ed Logg. Atari’s unofficial motto was “all the best games are easy to learn and difficult to master.” Ed Logg made games that exemplified the saying. Mr. Logg spent much of his early life moving from military base to military base. By sixth grade, his army stepfather, and mother were divorced.
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Inducted: 2024 In 1978, Taito/Midway’s Space Invaders filled Japanese and North American arcades, knocking Atari off its throne as the king of coin-operated video games. Atari could have capitalized on the Space Invaders craze by producing yet another clone, but when Atari executive Lyle Rains discussed with designer Ed Logg his idea for a new and different space-themed video game, they ...
9 de mar. de 2012 · March 9, 2012. /. 12:58 PM. Did you know the coin-op classic Gauntlet only came about because one of the game's creators, Ed Logg, was being bugged by his son, a D&D fan, to make a game set in ...
University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Occupation (s) Video game programmer. Educator. Notable work. Centipede. Dona Bailey co-created the 1981 arcade game Centipede. Dona Bailey (born 1955) is an American video game programmer and educator. Bailey, along with Ed Logg in 1981, developed Atari, Inc. 's arcade video game Centipede.
Ed Logg graduated from UC Berkeley with degrees in computer science and mathematics. He then received his graduate degree from Stanford University. Logg began his career as a hardware engineer at Control Data Corporation, but went to Atari across the road with a colleague where he developed a number of successful games, including Super Breakout, Asteroids, Centipede, Millipede and the Gauntlet ...
10 de ago. de 2012 · The four-player dungeon crawler offered players an amazingly expansive adventure – and helped establish the formula that still resonates today in games like Diablo III. In keeping with this issue’s celebration of co-op, we interviewed Ed Logg, the designer of Gauntlet, regarding the game’s development and lasting impact.
