Alex Evans (video game developer)

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Alex Evans
Occupation Co-Founder and technical director of Media Molecule

Alex Evans[1] is a UK based computer games developer[2]. Evans previously worked at Guildford-based Lionhead Studios who developed the video game Rag Doll Kung Fu independently. He is the co-founder of Media Molecule[3], a computer games studio based in Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom. The studio is currently working on its first project[4], a cooperative platformer for the Playstation 3 entitled LittleBigPlanet, which has received worldwide acclaim and won several gaming awards[5]. Alex is contributing to littlebig planet by creating a games engine[6] for it. Evans has also been the figurehead for advertising[7] the game to reviewers, [8] [9] and helping sony showcase the game at various expo's[10]. Ever since appearing and discussing littlebigplanet for the first time at the game developers conference 2007[11] Evans has been renowned in the gaming world.[12]

[edit] References

  1. ^ Alex Evans - From ones and zeroes to heroes
  2. ^ LittleBigPlanet Creators To Keynote GDC Paris
  3. ^ Media Molecule official website
  4. ^ Alex Evans in PS3 Fanboy
  5. ^ Alex Evans thanking the academy
  6. ^ Alex Evans working at media molecule
  7. ^ Media Molecule talks LittleBigPlanet
  8. ^ MTV talks about littlebigplaner with Alex Evans
  9. ^ Alex Evans talking about LittleBigPlanet
  10. ^ Alex Evans talks about littlebiglanet
  11. ^ Alex Evans reveals littlebigplanet at gdc 07
  12. ^ Alex Evans said to be 'Renowned'


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