Stacy Davidson

Warbird Games, Where Adventure Takes Flight!

<p>My love of computer games began when I was eight years old with the introduction of a TI-99/4A computer in the household. I learned Extended Basic and programmed my first game, a simple text adventured called&nbsp;<em>The Quest</em> where the player could pick up a sword and lantern, explore a swamp and castle, and little else! I later developed simple action and RPG games on my dual C64 &amp; C128 systems and ran a local C64 gaming BBS. I played my first graphic adventure game on my 286, where I experienced <em>Space Quest III</em> and <em>IV</em>, <em>King&rsquo;s Quest V</em> and <em>VI</em>, <em>Conquest of Camelot</em> and many more<em>.</em></p> <p>As I upgraded, I fell in love with games like <em>Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis</em>, <em>Full Throttle</em>, and finally the adventure game that convinced me that anything was possible in the genre: the beautiful and haunting sci-fi masterpiece<em> The Dig.</em></p> <p>As an avid gamer, I have owned a dozen game systems and even enjoy fixing up old arcade machines and collect boxes of arcade boards.</p> <p>In my professional career, I spent a year in QA at <strong>Origin Systems/EA</strong> during their last days, published my own shareware game <em>Shadow of the Lost Citadel</em>, and have spent the last eleven years working in <a href="http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1924108/">motion pictures</a> as a producer, director, cinematographer, editor, sound designer and visual effects supervisor at my own studio, <a href="http://www.odysseepictures.com">Odyssee Pictures</a>.</p> <p>Returning to games really feels like going back to my roots. I spent many years living and breathing games, and the prospect of designing multiple adventure games would be nothing short of a dream come true for me. To this end, I&rsquo;ve now set my sites on the point &lsquo;n click world, starting with my lifelong pet project idea<em> <a title="Han Solo Adventures" href="http://www.hansoloadventures.com">Han Solo Adventures</a></em>, a purely &ldquo;for fun&rdquo; fan-game idea I&rsquo;ve been recently making a reality.</p> <p>However, under the banner of <strong>Warbird Games</strong>, I&rsquo;m looking forward to exploring original ideas in my neverending quest to recapture the glory days of<strong> Sierra On-Line</strong> and <strong>LucasArts</strong>, where mysteries were solved and legends were born one click at a time!</p>

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