Gil Colgate Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, CA, US

NVIDIA bought the startup I was involved in (I was employee 18) and now I work at NVIDIA! It seems I will be doing the same thing.

Palo Alto, California, US

DeepMap is a stealth yet very hot start-up in the self-driving car business, which was recently purchased by NVIDIA!

Los Gatos, CA, US

XBox Port, PS4 Port, and Core technology group issues,

Redwood City, CA, US

Titles:Pets (Gamecube/PS2) Fixed bugs and optimized Game Cube.My Sims I (Wii): worked on UI, save game, minor systemsSim Animals (Wii) - least favorite title I have ever worked onSim Animals Africa (Wii) - Sims 3 3DS.... I got to write a lot of code in order to fit the game on this terribly slow piece of hardware. This project was fun.Sims 4 Got to work on.

Pac-Man World 1, Pac-Man World 2, Kill-Switch, Ms. Pac-Man Maze Madness, Kill.Switch, also helped with Dead To Rights. Invented the cover system in Kill.Switch... basically by turning a version of Dead To Rights into a third person shooter.... which has been used in other shooters since then.... most notably Gears of War, and even a more direct copy, Mass.

Redwood City, CA, US

Mutant League, plus some work on golf titles.I left EA because at that time working at EA was incompatible with having a small baby. I think they have changed their ways.

Meriden, GB

The times of the two person game development teams are over now, but not in those days. California Games, The Lynx handheld (xenophobe), Winter and Summer games. Epyx was bankrupt but kept going, (due to the Lynx costs of production, Atari and their business practices, and VCR games), but kept me and 14 others. I stayed until I went to go work at EA.

Amstelveen, NL

Ported Balance of Power to the Apple ][ from the Macintosh. Balance of Power was the sort of game I thought I would make: intelligent, reviewed by the New York Times, and pregnant with historical themes.However, I am better known for Mutant League Football and Pac-Man-World.

London, GB

Developed "AI" software for this firm (At the time it was Arthur Young) to help their audits. Discovered that if I wanted to not work in finance at that time in the 1980's I had to move out of New York, although if I stayed I would have been "making 6 figures in two years" and 7 or even 8 figures by now: but at least I am now performing a valid service for.