Richard Paul Jones
Moby ID: 151841
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Born in 1965, Richard Paul Jones started Llamasoft together with Jeff Minter at the age of 16. A year later, the two parted ways, with Jones going on to start up Interceptor Micro's. He later also launched the Players and Pandora labels.
Credited on 95 games
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| Taskforce (1989, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Premier by |
| Taskforce (1989, Commodore 64) | Produced for Players Premier by |
| Shanghai Warriors (1989, ZX Spectrum) | Produced by |
| Subway Vigilante (1989, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Premier by |
| Tomcat (1989, Commodore 16, Plus/4) | Produced by |
| Death Bringer (1989, Atari ST) | Produced by |
| Street Gang (1989, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Metal Army (1988, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Shanghai Karate (1988, Amstrad CPC) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Sword Slayer (1988, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Shanghai Karate (1988, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Tanium (1988, Atari 8-bit) | Produced by |
| Powerplay: The Game of the Gods (1988, ZX Spectrum) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Thing! (1988, ZX Spectrum) | Produced by |
| Joe Blade II (1988, Commodore 16, Plus/4) | Produced for Players Software by |
| Hollywood Poker (1987, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Swamp Fever (1987, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Cleanup Service (1987, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Radius (1987, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
| Dizzy Dice (1987, Commodore 64) | Produced by |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 23 games with Terry Greer
- 15 games with Ian Gray
- 15 games with Peter Austin
- 12 games with Andrew Challis
- 12 games with Andy Severn
- 12 games with Simon Daniels
- 11 games with Martin Severn
- 11 games with Keith Harvey
- 11 games with Kevin Parker
- 9 games with Chris Cox
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Companies
- 56 games with Players Software
- 49 games with Interceptor Micro's
- 3 games with Players Premier
- 2 games with Pandora
- 2 games with Digital Light & Magic
- 2 games with One Week Productions
- 1 game with Spotlight Software
- 1 game with Cinemaware Corporation
- 1 game with Time Warp Productions
- 1 game with Reptilia Designs
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