Ice Cream Jonsey
Active member
Mr. Do! is a ground-breaking and deep game that was a couple years ahead of its time. A blog post here asks the question, "Who designed Mr. Do!?"
Now, the point of the blog post is that it is important to put our computer history and stories in some kind of form, because there are gaps out there. Mr. Do! is just an example. So I am going to take it very literally and ask the question, who DID design the game?
This would be the best place to ask. Is there some treasure trove of information on the web about the game? (For instance, this page by Mark Alpiger has a ton of stuff on Crystal Castles. There is a similar thing by the developers of Zoo Keeper that is out there. Are there pages kicking around with information on Mr. Do!?
Or maybe there isn't info written down and you guys just know.
Very curious to see where this might lead.
Now, the point of the blog post is that it is important to put our computer history and stories in some kind of form, because there are gaps out there. Mr. Do! is just an example. So I am going to take it very literally and ask the question, who DID design the game?
This would be the best place to ask. Is there some treasure trove of information on the web about the game? (For instance, this page by Mark Alpiger has a ton of stuff on Crystal Castles. There is a similar thing by the developers of Zoo Keeper that is out there. Are there pages kicking around with information on Mr. Do!?
Or maybe there isn't info written down and you guys just know.
Very curious to see where this might lead.


