DMA Design: GTA III and Lemmings?

Mr Softy · 29 November 2002, 11:02

I wonder if the DMA Design team that did GTA III is the same DMA Design team that did Lemmings.

Amiga1992 · 29 November 2002, 14:31

I guess not, because GTA II is quite nasty IMO, no matter the hype. I was VERY disapointed with GTA, I expected much more from DMA Design.

Drake1009 · 29 November 2002, 15:14

Could be that they just changed style a bit Akira. Maybe fired a couple of people and hired some other.

turk182 · 29 November 2002, 17:40

I remember reading somewhere that the Lemmings peeps went of and tried to form there own company ..I dont recall much else

29 November 2002, 23:33

GTA II and III were made by rockstar, a division of DMA. They were bought out but allowed to keep the name, so i doubt it was the same people.

Ian · 29 November 2002, 23:34

More likely is DMA are a part of Rockstar games. Rockstar games are quite big

Djay · 29 November 2002, 23:50

yeah... this happens a lot, i seem to recall a story about WipEout for the PSX... none of the original team worked on Wip3out.., except one of the tracks were made by Cold Storage (in house psygnosis musican)

Mr Softy · 30 November 2002, 00:20

Bizne$$ rhymes with me$$!
(yeah that was easy!)

30 November 2002, 19:36

Well DMA and Rockstar merged (who ever bought out the other) They were then both bought out by Take Two.

thinlega · 30 November 2002, 20:10

Not many people know this but the original wipeout music was made using an amiga

"I used lots of different equipment for the sounds - Akai S2800, Roland JD800, Time & Space Sample CD's and samples from the strangest places(!) It was all sequenced on an Amiga running Bars & Pipes ( not many people know the package ). But the Amiga provided some 8bit sounds in the mix too, with the occasional percussion sound and bass line. "

29 November 2002, 11:02	#1
Mr Softy Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sweedzerland Age: 44 Posts: 329	DMA Design: GTA III and Lemmings? I wonder if the DMA Design team that did GTA III is the same DMA Design team that did Lemmings.

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29 November 2002, 14:31	#2
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,658	I guess not, because GTA II is quite nasty IMO, no matter the hype. I was VERY disapointed with GTA, I expected much more from DMA Design.

29 November 2002, 15:14	#3
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	Could be that they just changed style a bit Akira. Maybe fired a couple of people and hired some other.

29 November 2002, 17:40	#4
turk182 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: london Posts: 188	I remember reading somewhere that the Lemmings peeps went of and tried to form there own company ..I dont recall much else

29 November 2002, 23:33	#5
Traquer Posts: n/a	GTA II and III were made by rockstar, a division of DMA. They were bought out but allowed to keep the name, so i doubt it was the same people.

29 November 2002, 23:34	#6
Ian Global Moderator Join Date: May 2001 Location: Derby, UK Age: 46 Posts: 2,299	More likely is DMA are a part of Rockstar games. Rockstar games are quite big

29 November 2002, 23:50	#7
Djay 95th User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brighton/UK Age: 48 Posts: 3,120	yeah... this happens a lot, i seem to recall a story about WipEout for the PSX... none of the original team worked on Wip3out.., except one of the tracks were made by Cold Storage (in house psygnosis musican)

30 November 2002, 00:20	#8
Mr Softy Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Sweedzerland Age: 44 Posts: 329	Bizne$$ rhymes with me$$! (yeah that was easy!)

30 November 2002, 19:36	#9
Traquer Posts: n/a	Well DMA and Rockstar merged (who ever bought out the other) They were then both bought out by Take Two.

30 November 2002, 20:10	#10
thinlega .:Part-Time Winner:. Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: UK Posts: 531	Not many people know this but the original wipeout music was made using an amiga "I used lots of different equipment for the sounds - Akai S2800, Roland JD800, Time & Space Sample CD's and samples from the strangest places(!) It was all sequenced on an Amiga running Bars & Pipes ( not many people know the package ). But the Amiga provided some 8bit sounds in the mix too, with the occasional percussion sound and bass line. "

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