Nick Bruty
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Nicholas Anthony Bruty (born 1969), known as Nick Bruty, is a
Biography
Early career
Bruty was born in 1969, in
In 1987, Bruty joined
.Shiny Entertainment
In 1993, David Perry formed Shiny Entertainment in California, and Bruty, along with some other members of Virgin Games, followed having completed The Jungle Book. While at Shiny, Bruty led the art direction on cult platformers Earthworm Jim and its sequel. In the Special Edition of Earthworm Jim, the level "Big Bruty" was named after him.
Shiny produced the hit shooter
Planet Moon Studios
After MDK, Bruty left Shiny
Rogue Rocket Games
In March 2011 Bruty and ex-Planet Moon Studios lead programmer Richard Sun formed a new game company: Rogue Rocket Games. In March 2014, Bruty and Rogue Rocket Games announced First Wonder, a spiritual sequel to Giants: Citizen Kabuto. They started a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for it on September 25, 2015;[7] however the campaign did not meet its funding target and the project was canceled.[8]
References
- ^ Report on Nick Bruty at Intelius.com
- ^ "Interview with Nick Bruty by Armchair Empire, May 7, 2001". Archived from the original on July 7, 2011. Retrieved February 14, 2011.
- ^ Nick Bruty gives an interview to ZXSpectrum Games.com, 13 September, 2010.
- ^ Nowgamer's interview with David Perry about making of MDK.[permanent dead link]
- ^ MDK's credits on MobyGames.
- Imagine Media. September 1997. p. 57.
- ^ Kickstarter page for First Wonder
- ^ Update 8: The Future of First Wonder
External links
- Nick Bruty at IMDb
