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This was in an era when videogame developers received little to no credit for their games. No names on the box, no credits at the end of the game, nothing. Hi

by Zikes 12y ago

This was in an era when videogame developers received little to no credit for their games. No names on the box, no credits at the end of the game, nothing. His hidden room easter egg was likely the only way he would be able to take any credit at all for his work.

bluedino 12y ago
That's exactly why those guys left Atari and started Activision. I remember reading the manuals to some of their early games and reading about the developers. https://atariage.com/manual_page.html?SystemID=2600&SoftwareLabelID=262&maxPages=8&currentPage=6 https://atariage.com/manual_page.html?SystemID=2600&Software...
eloisant 12y ago
Unfortunately that was the time where developers could make a game alone from A to Z and it would be considered as one of the greatest. Nowadays except for a few indie games, developers are just cogs in the system and producers get all the fame.