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alexh · 20 May 2008, 10:55

From your previous posts I think you already found this but:

http://www.Linkedin.com says there is an Andy Catling working as an artist at Climax games in Portsmouth and has a website called http://www.catling-art.com/

And freakishly enough there is an Andrew Catling working as an artist for Code Masters in coventry!

Looking at the history on MobyGames I think they are the same person who forgot their linkedin password but I could be wrong

You can pm via linked in

1998 is this Andy Catlings first game on MobyGames... 1992 is only 6 years earlier... (although he is credited on Drop Ship which was 1990)

Perhaps writing games for Archimedes platform was considered embarassing.

Let me know how you get on with this guy?

20 May 2008, 10:55	#21
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,408	From your previous posts I think you already found this but: http://www.Linkedin.com says there is an Andy Catling working as an artist at Climax games in Portsmouth and has a website called http://www.catling-art.com/ And freakishly enough there is an Andrew Catling working as an artist for Code Masters in coventry! Looking at the history on MobyGames I think they are the same person who forgot their linkedin password but I could be wrong You can pm via linked in 1998 is this Andy Catlings first game on MobyGames... 1992 is only 6 years earlier... (although he is credited on Drop Ship which was 1990) Perhaps writing games for Archimedes platform was considered embarassing. Let me know how you get on with this guy? Last edited by alexh; 20 May 2008 at 11:05.