Chris Jones (Access Software)

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Christopher Jones (born March 4, 1955) is a

Jones was a founding member of Access Software, along with Bruce Carver and his brother Roger Carver, and remained its CFO until it was sold to Microsoft in 1999.

At Access, Jones served as a finance executive. As the company's output turned toward more story-driven titles, he became more involved in writing, design, and production. He designed and wrote the

Jones is best recognized by many gamers for the creation and portrayal of

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