Anthony Ball Email & Phone Number

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Preston, England, United Kingdom

Preston, United Kingdom

Deluxe Pixel is small business that I own. I manage the accounts, design and build all the hardware, design and code all the games, software, etc.Software:ReportComplete - end of term report writing system (Windows/MacOS)SmartCal (created the hardware and software for TowerDMS - previously under NDA)Games:Bacteria - vector arcade game.

Preston, United Kingdom

SinisterSoft Limited is a company that I own. It's currently used to license out my IP to other companies.Software:ReportAssist - end of term report writing system licensed to Report Assist Limited (Windows/MacOS)ReportComplete (2013) end of term report writing system (Windows)Games:Bacteria Arcade Edition - arcade game (Android/iOS)What Rhymes With.

Preston, United Kingdom

During this time, I created Elementary Reports, a massively improved version of the end of term report writing system that I had previously developed. This later evolved into ReportComplete which was also licensed out to another company as ReportPlus.Elementary Reports - End of term report writing system (Windows)ReportPlus - End of term report writing.

Preston, United Kingdom

After detecting a need for an easy to use, end of term report writing system for teachers - I created ReportBuilder - it was licensed to and sold by Apple Panic Limited.ReportBuilder - Primary school end of term reports system, licensed by ApplePanic Limited.Other products covered by NDA.

Preston, United Kingdom

I created a Z80 emulator for the original Sony PSX, this was used to emulate various popular retro arcade systems and computers (in a similar way that MAME does today). In addition to the emulators, I created the hardware and software for a Sega Dreamcast development system (called Xfer) that was much faster at transferring code and data than the official.

Preston, United Kingdom

Kage was a small business setup to create games for the Amiga computer. The first product, Superhero was a 60hz 8-way scrolling game that used all the features of the hardware. As well as the game, I coded utilities such as a map editor and disk mastering system. I also created an 'open source' hardware adapter and code to allow Sega 6 button controllers.

Manchester, United Kingdom

At Tiertex I was employed to create new protection techniques to be used by US Gold for the Amiga, Atari ST, C64, etc. I was also given the opportunity to convert the arcade edition of Mercs to the Amiga and ST computers. As we were not provided with any code or graphics, I created a map editor that interfaced to hardware that could attach to and scan from.

Manchester, United Kingdom

I was originally employed at Zippo to create an art package for the soon to be released Nintendo trackball. Unfortunately, a few weeks into development the project was shelved. The next project was to convert the arcade version of Cabal to the Nintendo Famicom/NES for Rare and MB Games. As no original code or graphics were provided, I coded the game by.

Hnd, Computer Studies

Voice sound driver (Atari 8-bit)

Ond, Computer Studies

Atari Artifacts - article for Home Computing Weekly Outpost - space game (Atari 8-bit) Pop! (goes the weasel) - arcade game (Atari 8-bit)

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