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'''Nick Pelling''' (1964-) is a British-born computer programmer, best known for a series of 1980s computer games for the [[BBC Micro]] written under the ''nom-de-plume'' '''Orlando M. Pilchard'''. He was educated at [[Brentwood School (England)|Brentwood School]], and has both a BSc in Maths and Philosophy (from [[Manchester University]]) and an MBA with Distinction (from [[Kingston University]]). He is a leading [[Voynich Manuscript]] researcher, and plays for [[Surbiton Chess Club]]. |
'''Nick Pelling''' (1964-) is a British-born computer programmer, best known for a series of 1980s computer games for the [[BBC Micro]] written under the [[''nom-de-plume'']] '''Orlando M. Pilchard'''. He was educated at [[Brentwood School (England)|Brentwood School]], and has both a BSc in Maths and Philosophy (from [[Manchester University]]) and an MBA with Distinction (from [[Kingston University]]). He is a leading [[Voynich Manuscript]] researcher, and plays for [[Surbiton Chess Club]]. |
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Revision as of 18:38, 31 January 2008
Nick Pelling (1964-) is a British-born computer programmer, best known for a series of 1980s computer games for the BBC Micro written under the ''nom-de-plume'' Orlando M. Pilchard. He was educated at Brentwood School, and has both a BSc in Maths and Philosophy (from Manchester University) and an MBA with Distinction (from Kingston University). He is a leading Voynich Manuscript researcher, and plays for Surbiton Chess Club.
Games
- 1981: Hedgehog, Atom, Aardvark
- 1981: Invaders, Atom, Aardvark
- 1981: Atom Galaxians, Atom, Aardvark
- 1982: Arcadians, BBC Micro/Acorn Electron, Acornsoft
- 1982: Chess, BBC/Electron, Acornsoft
- 1983: Zalaga, BBC/Electron, Aardvark
- 1984: Frak!, BBC/Electron, Aardvark
- 1987: Bangkok Knights, Commodore 64, System 3
- 1987: Firetrack, BBC/Electron/C64, Electric Dreams
- 1987: Dandy, C64, Electric Dreams
- 1987: Enduro Racer, C64, Electric Dreams
- 1988: Ghostbusters II, C64, Mediagenic
- 1989: 3D Pool, BBC/Electron/C64/Amiga/Atari ST, Firebird/Microprose
- 1990: Loopz, Amiga, Audiogenic
- 1990: Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles, C64, Mirrorsoft
- 1991: Loopz, ST/Amiga, Audiogenic
- 1992: Battlemaster, Sega Genesis, Mirrorsoft/Sphere
- 1992: Wing Commander, Amiga, Mindscape
- 1993: Wing Commander, CD32, Electronic Arts
- 1994: Monopoly, Genesis, Supervision Entertainment
- 1994: The Chaos Engine, CD32, Bitmap Brothers
- 1994: Bart vs Radioactive Man, Sega Master / Sega GameGear, Acclaim
- 1995: Spawn, Genesis, Psygnosis (cancelled)
- 1995: Mortal Kombat 2, Megadrive, Probe (data compression consulting)
- 1995: Primal Rage, Megadrive/Amiga/32X, Probe (data compression consulting)
- 1995: Alien Trilogy, Sony PSOne, Probe (data compression consulting)
- 1995: Die Hard Trilogy, Saturn / PC, Probe (data compression consulting)
- 1996: Vampire, PSOne, Psygnosis
- 1996: Spawn, PSOne, Psygnosis (cancelled)
- 1997: Batman, PSOne, Probe (data compression & motion-capture consulting)
- 1997: Sega Sports Basketball, Saturn, Climax (demo only)
- 1997: Duke Nukem, PSOne, GT Interactive
- 1997: ZombieVille PSOne, Sony/Psygnosis (consulting)
- 1998: X-Files, PSOne, Fox Interactive
- 1998: Carmageddon, PSOne, Sales Curve (cancelled)
- 1999-2000: Unreal, PSOne, GTi/Infogrames (cancelled)
- 2000: 3D Pocket Pool, Game Boy Color, Virgin/Titus
- 2001: (?), , Crawfish (data compression consulting)
- 2001: (?), , Crawfish (data compression consulting)
- 2001: (?), PS2, Revolution Software
- 2001-2002: Kelly Slater(?), Hotgen (softskinning consulting)
- 2002: various, various, Climax (collision detection engine)
- 2002: Warhammmer (?), PS2/PC, Kuju
- 2002: Disney game (?), PSOne, Revolution & Six by Nine
- 2002: various, XBox/GameCube, Climax (collision detection engine)
- 2003: 3D Pool, VC01 platform, Alphamosaic
- 2004: 3D Chess, VC01 platform, Alphamosaic/Broadcom
- 2004-2005: Championship Manager 5, PC, Beautiful Game Studios (Eidos) (speed optimization)
External links
- Compelling Press, Publishers for Pelling's book about the Voynich Manuscript.