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http://www.timfollin.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Si tratta del sito ufficiale di Tim Follin, uno dei grandi autori di musiche di videogiochi del passato. Costui ha infatti lavorato nell'industria dei videogiochi sin dal lontano 1987, prima per la Insight Software, poi alla Software Creations, quindi, fino al 94, alla misconosciuta Malibu Interactive.
Dal 94 il buon vecchio Tim si dedica a comporre musiche per passatempo, oltre a riascoltare con nostalgia, seduto su una poltrona in un salotto illuminato dalla luce di una consumata candela, i suoi vecchi classici dei bei tempi che furono.
Ecco a Voi la "musicografia" ufficiale di Tim Follin, da lui stesso raccontata:
Tim Follin: What I've done
1985 - 1987 On the ZX Spectrum home computer
Programmed a single channel phase-shift routine and wrote the music for Star Firebirds and Subterranean Stryker.
Programmed a three channel sound routine and wrote the music for Vectron.
Programmed a five channel sound routine and wrote the music for Agent X, Chronos (bellissima! la mia musica per Speccy preferita! NdBoZ), Future Games and The Sentinel. (Also programmed a sub-game for Future Games!)
Arranged music for Bubble Bobble on the 128k Spectrum.
NB: Mike Follin wrote most of the above games;
1987 - 1991 On the Commodore 64 home computer
Designed music driver and wrote music for Black Lamp, Peter Packrat, Bionic Commando (which won that year’s ‘Golden Joystick’ award), LED Storm, Ghouls and Ghosts, Sky Shark and Quix.
1989 - 1992 On the Commodore Amiga
Designed music driver and wrote music for Bionic Commando, LED Storm, Ghouls and Ghosts, Gauntlet 3 and Sly Spy.
1990 - 1992 On the Nintendo Entertainment System
Designed music driver and composed music for Sky Shark, Magic Johnson’s Fast Break, Target Renegade, Solstice and Silver Surfer.
1992 - 1994 On the Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Designed music driver and wrote music for Rock and Roll Racing and composed jointly with Geoff Follin for Super Off-Road, Plok, Equinox: Solstice 2, Thomas the Tank Engine and X-men.
1994 On the Sega Megadrive
Designed music driver and composed music for Time Trax.
1994 - 1997 On the Sony Playstation
Produced music for Acclaim’s Batman & Robin.
Composed and performed jointly with Geoff Follin for Prime and Firearm (Malibu Interactive).
Composed and performed music for an unreleased Funcom game.
http://www.timfollin.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Si tratta del sito ufficiale di Tim Follin, uno dei grandi autori di musiche di videogiochi del passato. Costui ha infatti lavorato nell'industria dei videogiochi sin dal lontano 1987, prima per la Insight Software, poi alla Software Creations, quindi, fino al 94, alla misconosciuta Malibu Interactive.
Dal 94 il buon vecchio Tim si dedica a comporre musiche per passatempo, oltre a riascoltare con nostalgia, seduto su una poltrona in un salotto illuminato dalla luce di una consumata candela, i suoi vecchi classici dei bei tempi che furono.
Ecco a Voi la "musicografia" ufficiale di Tim Follin, da lui stesso raccontata:
Tim Follin: What I've done
1985 - 1987 On the ZX Spectrum home computer
Programmed a single channel phase-shift routine and wrote the music for Star Firebirds and Subterranean Stryker.
Programmed a three channel sound routine and wrote the music for Vectron.
Programmed a five channel sound routine and wrote the music for Agent X, Chronos (bellissima! la mia musica per Speccy preferita! NdBoZ), Future Games and The Sentinel. (Also programmed a sub-game for Future Games!)
Arranged music for Bubble Bobble on the 128k Spectrum.
NB: Mike Follin wrote most of the above games;
1987 - 1991 On the Commodore 64 home computer
Designed music driver and wrote music for Black Lamp, Peter Packrat, Bionic Commando (which won that year’s ‘Golden Joystick’ award), LED Storm, Ghouls and Ghosts, Sky Shark and Quix.
1989 - 1992 On the Commodore Amiga
Designed music driver and wrote music for Bionic Commando, LED Storm, Ghouls and Ghosts, Gauntlet 3 and Sly Spy.
1990 - 1992 On the Nintendo Entertainment System
Designed music driver and composed music for Sky Shark, Magic Johnson’s Fast Break, Target Renegade, Solstice and Silver Surfer.
1992 - 1994 On the Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Designed music driver and wrote music for Rock and Roll Racing and composed jointly with Geoff Follin for Super Off-Road, Plok, Equinox: Solstice 2, Thomas the Tank Engine and X-men.
1994 On the Sega Megadrive
Designed music driver and composed music for Time Trax.
1994 - 1997 On the Sony Playstation
Produced music for Acclaim’s Batman & Robin.
Composed and performed jointly with Geoff Follin for Prime and Firearm (Malibu Interactive).
Composed and performed music for an unreleased Funcom game.