What the people who made Star Wars: Rogue Squadron are up to now
Ok, one of the top suggestions was a Factor 5 game. I decided to pick Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, which they made with LucasArts. I broke this thread into two sections: Lucasarts and Factor 5. I'm also basing this off of the N64 credits, which are slightly different than the credits for the PC version.
LucasArts
Dino Ago worked as production coordinator. Ago left LucasArts in 2000 and in 2003 became a personal trainer. Peggy Bartlett worked as part of the voice department. Bartlett left LucasArts in 2001 and in 2002 start work as an underwriting assistant for Arch Insurance. Bartlett next worked as director of client services for A Hundred Monkeys in 2006 before starting work as an independant consultant in 2010. Bartlett next joined Fovia in 2011 as administrative/operations manager. In 2016 Bartlett started The ReInvention Project, where she works as a life coach/spiritual counselor. David (or Dave) Bogan worked as a 3D artist. Bogan worked as an animator for games including Grim Fandango, Republic Commando (as lead animator) and Monkey Island 3 and 4. In 2005 Bogan left LucasArts and became director of art at Telltale Games. Bogan still works at Telltale and has worked on almost all of their games. Mollie Boero worked as a manual writer. Boero worked as an editor until 2003, but that that I’m unable to trace what she did. André Bremer worked as international programmer. Bremer became manager of tools development before leaving LucasArts at the end of 2003. He joined EA LA (now DICE LA) and worked as development director and franchise technical director on games including GoldenEye: Rogue Agent and Command & Conquer 3. Bremer left in 2009 and became Zynga’s Casino division’s CTO and engineering fellow. In 2013 Bremer co-founded and became CTO of Blue Crystal Labs. Bremer next joined GSN as VP of engineering in 2015 before joining Amazon as senior software development manager in 2017. John Buzolich worked as a tester. Buzolich continued to work in QA (working as a lead later on) for LucasArts until 2006. Buzolich next joined Yolo County’s health department as a financial analyst and in 2012 became their fiscal administrative officer. Leland Chee worked as a tester. In 2000 Chee joined Lucasfilms and became manager of the Holocron, which is an internal database used to keep track of continuity. Leyton Chew worked as a tester. Chew did testing for other LucasArts games, but I’m unable to find what they did afterwards. Dan Connors worked as a production manager. Connors continued to work at LucasArts until 2004 when he left and co-founded Telltale. Connors has worked as producer and CEO for the company. He returned to being CEO of the company in 2017. Victor Cross worked as a manual writer. Cross left LucasArts in 2000 and since has worked as a freelance copywriter for companies including Hewlett-Packard and Cisco. Michael Dillon worked as an assistant lead tester. Dillon left LucasArts in 1999 and became QA manager at Backplane Inc. In 2002 he started Dillon Media, a market research/consulting firm, which he ran until 2014. Dillon currently works as social media/QA manager at Car Fiend. Joel Dreskin worked as product marketing manager. Dreskin left LucasArts in 2003 and the following year started working as an independent marketing consultant. He worked with Telltale during this time and in 2007 joined the company. In 2010 he became the marketing director of Telltale before leaving in 2011. Since then Dreskin has worked marketing indie games and has worked with companies including Penny Arcade. Coya Elliott worked as part of the voice department. Elliott joined Skywalker Sound in 2000 and has worked as a sound editor for films since. Elliott has worked as assistant supervising sound editor for Kong: Skull Island, Rogue One and Guardians of the Galaxy. Dana Fong worked as international tester. Fong became a tester at Apple in 2000 as a test engineer, but I’m unable to confirm if they’re still there. Marcus Gaines worked as a tester. Gaines worked on testing for a few other games in 1999, but after that I’m unable to trace what they did. Mark Haigh-Hutchinson worked as project leader and a programmer. Haigh-Hutchinson next joined Retro Studios and was a senior programmer on Metroid Prime 1-3. In 2008 Haigh-Hutchinson died from pancreatic cancer at age 43. Buddy Hannon worked as texture artist. Hannon became art director at Radica Games in 2000 before becoming production managegraphic designer for the organic body care company Naturescent Natural in 2002. In 2008 Hannon became creative director at Nature's Blend for 8 months before working freelance for ~2 years. In 2011 Hannon joined AGI Inc was director of interactive video streaming. Patty Hill worked as the manual designer. Hill continued to design materials for LucasArts until leaving in 2006. Hill next joined Portal Publications as a senior designeillustrator for almost 3 years. In 2010 Hill joined Papyrus as a designeillustrator. Suzanne House worked as a 3D artist. House last worked on Star Wars: Bounty Hunter, but after that I’m unable to trace what they did. Ryan Kaufman worked as a level designer. Kaufman continued to work at LucasArts until 2005 and worked on games including Republic Commando before becoming creative director at Planet Moon. Kaufman joined Telltale Games in 2010 as creative directosenior designer and in 2012 became director of narrative design. Darren Keopp worked as a tester. In 1999 Keopp joined Ask Jeeves as a developer before going back to college in 2002 to get a BFA in painting. Keopp next joined Mind Control software in 2004 as a senior designeproducer before starting One Ton Ghost in 2007. Keopp next made the flash game Iron Dukes before working as a flash developer for Podaddies and Orange Design. He next worked as a senior developer for Present Creative in 2011 before becoming senior UI engineer at GREE International in 2012. In 2015 Keopp joined Vidlet as a software engineer. Christen David Klie worked as a level designer. Klie had previously worked on two Doom add-ons and games like Outlaws. Klie is credited with working on a few other LucasArts games (and Eragon) but I’m unable to trace what Klie is currently doing Gaurav Mathur worked as a 3D artist. Mathur left LucasArts in 2000 and after 6 months at the company There joined Double Fine as a level designesenior artist. In 2003 Mathur joined Factor 5 where he worked as a senior artist, art department director, senior artist and human resources consultant and finally as lead artist for the company before leaving at the end of 2008. He then spent a few months at WhiteHarvest and founded playseeds before joining Toys for Bob in 2010 as a senior artist. Mathur also worked as creative director for Gamesauce Media on their magazine for a time. In 2005 he started gamedevmap which shows the geographic location of game studios around the world. Razmig Mavlian worked as a 3D artist. Mavlian left LucasArts and joined Double Fine in 2003, and worked with the company until 2015. In 2016 he joined Oculus as a concept artist. His name was the inspiration for Raz’s name in Psychonauts. Kristen Monkaitis (now Russell) worked on additional artwork. Russell joined EA in 2002 and worked as an artist on games including The Godfather, From Russia With Love and The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age. Russell next joined Crystal Dynamics in 2005 and worked as a senior artist on Tomb Raider: Legends. In 2008 Russell joined Double Fine as senior material artist. The most recent game she worked on was Headlander. Jesse Moore worked as a tester. Moore became a level designer for LucasArts and worked on games including Republic Commando and Gladius before leaving in 2004. Moore next worked freelance on a canceled Star Trek MMO before joining Toys For Bob in 2007. Moore worked as a designer on the Skylanders series (and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa) before rejoining LucasArts in 2012 as systems designer on “a massive Star Wars combat game.” LucasArts closed development in 2013 and after returning to school for a year Moore starting work as a web developer. In 2015 Moore worked for a little under a year on Playstation Network. Moore currently works as a software engineer at Gliffy. Corey Navage worked as an assistant lead tester. Navage started to do design and programming for LucasArts before leaving in 2000. In 2001 Navage joined Cyberlore as a designer for 2 years, where he worked on games including MechWarrior 4 and Playboy: The Mansion. In 2003 Navage joined Day 1 Studios for 5 years and was lead designer for the console port of FEAR. In 2009 he joined Rave Software and worked on Singularity and Call of Duty: Black Ops. In 2011 Navage joined Sony Online Entertainment where he worked on Planetside 2 (as facility design lead) and the canceled game The Agency until 2015. Navage most recently worked for Sony Bend from 2015 to 2016. Tamlynn Niglio worked as part of the voice department. Niglio left LucasArts in 2000 and I am unable to find what they did until 2011, when Niglio went back to college. Niglio started working as a speech language pathologist in 2015. Darragh O'Farrell worked as part of the voice department. O'Farrell worked with LucasArts as an audio director until 2013. Since leaving O'Farrell has been credited with work on Telltale games and various Star Wars games. Erik O'Keady worked as a tester. O'Keady worked in localization and testing until leaving LucasArts in 2005. He next spent a little over a year at THQ working as a localization supervisor before joining Disney Interactive in 2006 as an international producelocalizer. After leaving Disney in 2009 O'Keady joined TellTale in 2011 for a little under a year. In 2013 O'Keady joined Gazillion for ~1.5 years before joining 2K in 2014 as a producedesigner. O'Keady last worked on the NBA 2K series. Marc Overney worked on cutscenes. Overney continued to work at LucasArts until the end of 2004 and was lead animator on Monkey Island 3 and 4. Overney next worked as a contract animator at Telltale on Bone before becoming animation lead at Flying Lab for ~1.5 years. He next worked at Pipeline Studios for ~1.5 years, spent a year at C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures and 7 months at Big Soul Productions before returning to Pipeline Studios in 2010 as an animator. In 2014 he started directing TV commercials for Chuck Gammage Animation before joining Encore VFX/Deluxe Entertainment as a vfx animator in 2015 for 9 months. In 2016 Overney started work as an animator at Awesometown Entertainment. In April 2017 Overney joined Ubisoft as a 3D animator. Adam Pasztory worked as international coordinator. Pasztory joined 3DO in 1999 to work on localization before becoming a software engineer at GlobalEnglish Corp. Pasztory continued to work at the company until 2005, and in 2006 became a developer for Cog1 for almost 4 years. In 2009 Pasztory became the founding engineer for Idle Games before becoming a freelance software developer in 2014. His Linkedin is fun Craig Rundels worked as lead artist. Rundels joined Retro Studios in 1999 and was lead artist on a few unreleased games before joining Midway in 2001. Rundels worked as senior art director for the company until 2006, when he joined Foundation 9 as outsourcing director. Between 2008 and 2014 Rundels worked for a few different companies for under a year including Crystal Dynamics, Heatwave Interactive and GIG-IT. During part of that time he was also co-founder and president of Gigawatt Entertainment. Rundels currently works as consulting art director for The Awesome Game Studios and senior director of service delivery at Sperasoft. He is also co-founder of The Monster Guitar Shop since 2007. Jeff Sanders worked as a tester. Sanders continued to work in QA for LucasArts until 2005. After short jobs working at Perpetual Entertainment and Atom Entertainment in QA Sanders left the video games industry in 2008. I’m unable to find what Sanders did afterwards. Kevin Schmitt worked as lead level designer. Schmitt continued to work at LucasArts until 2004 and worked on games including Republic Commando and the unreleased Full Throttle 2. Schmitt next joined Rockstar for ~1.5 years and worked as a senior mission designer on Bully before joining THQ in 2006. In 2008 Schmitt joined Zipper Interactive where he was lead multiplayer designer on SOCOM 4. In 2011 Schmitt joined 343 and was Spartan Ops designer on Halo 4 and a campaign designer on Halo 5. He is currently still at 343. Jeffrey Sondin-Kung worked as a level designer. Sondin-Kung continued to work at LucasArts until 2004, working on games including Armed and Dangerous and Republic Commando. Sondin-Kung next joined Planet Moon for a little over a year and worked on the PSP game Infected as lead designer. In 2006 Sondin-Kung joined Totally Games for ~3 years as design director on multiple games including Alien Syndrome. After returning to Planet Moon for 5 months to work on an unreleased Kinect game, Sondin-Kung joined Sega Studios San Francisco in 2009. He worked for a year on Iron Man 2 as senior mission designer before joining Nihilist Software in 2010. There he worked on Call of Duty - Black Ops: Declassified and Resistance: Burning Skies. Sondin-Kung next joined CCP in 2013 as lead level designeworld gameplay directointerim creative manager on the unreleased World of Darkness MMO. After 6 months in 2013/2014 at NaturalMotion Sondin-Kung Zynga as a senior designer. Sondin-Kung also taught for ~3.5 years at Santa Rosa Junior College starting in 2011. John Stafford worked as a level designer. Stafford was lead level designer on the clones campaigns of Star Wars Battlegrounds and worked on the unreleased KOTOR 3. He next worked as a writelead content designer on The Force Unleashed 1 and 2 before leaving LucasArts in 2011. Stafford next joined Crystal Dynamics where he was a senior narrative designer on Tomb Raider and lead narrative designer on Rise of the Tomb Raider. Stafford is currently working as narrative director on Crystal Dynamics’ Avengers game. Paul Topolos worked as aesthetic advisor. Topolos joined Pixar in 2002 and has worked as a matte painter on films such as The Incredibles, Wall-E, Up and Inside Out. Brett Tosti worked as a production manager and was co-project leader for the PC version. Tosti left LucasArts in 2005 and became design director at Factor 5. In 2007 Tosti joined Telltale as an executive producer and in 2015 became creative director of the company. Julio Torres worked as a tester. Torres continued to work at LucasArts until 2010, becoming a producer and last working as project lead on The Force Unleashed 2. Torres next worked for 6 months as VP of production at Fearless Studios and in late 2011 took the same position at BlueGiant Interactive for a little over 3 years. Torres also worked as a consultant during the time. In 2014 Torres joined Warner Brothers as executive director of operations. Cindy Wong worked as part of the voice department. Wong continued to work as a voice editor until leaving LucasArts in 2008. Wong next worked as a manager admin for Apple before returning to voice editing in 2011. Since then, Wong has worked on games including The Old Republic and Skyrim. Aaron Young worked as lead tester. Young joined Backplane Inc in 2000 for ~1.5 years before starting Young Technology Consulting in 2001. Young continued work until 2008, when he joined Splunk Inc working on support and IT. In 2012 Young joined The University of Auckland as an IT research specialist.
Factor 5
Julian Eggebrecht worked as producer. Eggebrecht was a co-founder of Factor 5 and in 2011 co-founded TouchFactor. In 2014 he joined Hulu as VP of device platforms. Eggebrecht supposedly started back up Factor 5 in 2017 and talked about it on a german podcast, but I’m unable to verify this. Thomas Engel worked on sound and microcode programming, and was technical lead. Engel continued to work at Factor 5 until the end of 2008, and became director of technology. In 2014 Engel became principal architect at Hulu. René Henke worked on data management. Henke continued to work at Factor 5 until 2008, and in 2009 founded TechDevils. Henke became director of operations of TouchFactor in 2011 and in 2017 joined Hulu. Henke also owns and runs a security company. Bastian Hoppe worked on additional art. Hoppe continued to work at Factor 5 until 2008, and next joined WhiteHarvest in 2009 and TouchFactor later that year. In 2015 Hoppe became 3D technical art director for Hulu. Chris Huelsbeck worked as the original music composer and director. Huelsbeck continued to work at Factor 5 until 2008, and since leaving has worked independently. Huelsbeck has worked on games including ones made by TouchFactor and Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams. Dirk Jagalski worked as level editor programmer. This was the last game Jagalski worked on, and I’m unable to trace what they did afterwards. Jens Petersen worked on AI design, effects and programming. Petersam contiunued to work at Factor 5 and was last credited as a software engineer on Lair. After that, I’m unable to trace what Petersam did. Tobias Richter worked on cutscenes. Richter owns the graphics studio The Light House since 1989. The company has worked on everything from Lair and Tropico 5 to the remasters of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Florian Sauer worked on the front end and on cutscene programming. Sauer continued to work as a software engineer before leaving Factor 5 in 2006. Sauer joined Pixar in 2007 as a senior software engineer and last worked on Inside Out. Holger Schmidt worked as lead programmer and was an additional designer. Schmidt became director of development at Factor 5 before leaving at the end of 2008. He next joined TouchFactor working in the same role in 2011 and became CEO of the company in 2014. In 2016 Schmidt became principal architect at Hulu. Rudolf Stember worked on sound design and cutscenes. Stember continued to work at Factor 5 until 2008 and next worked at WhiteHarvest in 2009. Later in 2009 Stember started to work freelance and has worked on games including Marvel Heroes and Skylanders Trap Team. Stember also worked on gamedevmap. Mario Wagner worked on 3D and 2D art. Wagner worked as an artist at Factor 5 until 2008. Wagner next worked for a year at WhiteHarvest on an unreleased Wii version of Rogue Squadron. In 2010 Wagner became a senior artist at TouchFactor, and starting in 2015 has been an artist for Linden Labs. Additional reading/viewing
Unseen64 has a bunch of articles about Factor 5 and LucasArts. Liam Robertson from Unseen64 has a lot of videos about unreleased games including multiple ones about Factor 5
Nintendo Voice Chat had an interview with Julian Eggebrecht in 2014 where he talked about Factor 5 and Rogue Squadron.
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Number
App Name
Duration(in seconds)
1
Retailmenot
0:23
2
War of Nations
0:38
3
Royal Revolt 2
0:38
4
Transport Empire
1:05
5
DoubleDown Casino
0:33
6
Asian Date
1:46
7
Summoners War
0:48
8
Farmville 2
0:53
9
Monster Legends
1:31
10
Eternal Fury
0:35
11
Evolution Battle
1:45
12
Family Farm Seaside
0:42
13
Anastasia Date
0:46
14
CSR Classics
0:59
15
Perk Tips
1:57
16
Perk Screen Demo
1:12
17
Perk Screen
0:29
18
Perk Tokens Explained
0:54
19
Game of War
1:16
20
Poshmark
2:41
21
Perk TV
0:29
22
Skout
0:38
23
Perk Sends Rewards
0:36
24
Empire: Four Kingdoms
0:38
25
What People Are Saying
0:30
26
Perk Browser
0:52
27
Slots-House of Fun
1:10
28
iTriage Health
1:39
29
Slots by Jackpotjoy
0:23
30
Clean Master
1:02
31
Christian Mingle
1:32
32
Grepolis
0:35
33
SourceTone Radio
0:25
34
Mosaic Photo Books
0:49
35
Dragons World
1:41
36
Papa Pear Saga
0:28
37
Dragon City
1:47
38
Hellfire: The Summoning
0:30
39
Westbound
0:53
40
Megapolis
1:16
41
Dragons of Atlantis
1:07
42
Star Wars Force Collections
0:49
43
Stubhub
0:39
44
Tyrant Unleashed
0:29
45
Steel Avengers
0:38
46
Gametwist Slotsgame
0:23
47
Match.com
0:38
48
myVegas Slots
0:23
49
Zoosk
0:38
50
Pirate Legends TD
1:17
51
Heroes of Camelot
1:23
52
Slots-Pharoah's Way
0:23
53
Live Holdem Poker Pro
1:17
54
Eredan Arena
0:39
55
CSR Racing
0:22
56
Panda Pop
0:38
57
Cookie Jam
0:23
58
Milk Music
0:33
59
Galaxy Legend
0:26
60
Big Fish Casino
0:37
61
Jungle Heat
0:36
62
King's Empire
0:31
63
Spartan Wars
1:04
64
Amazon Mobile
0:39
65
Slot City Casino
1:27
66
Immortalis
0:53
67
Open Table
1:25
68
Hit It Rich!
0:23
69
Gladiators
1:02
70
GSN Casino
0:23
71
Battle Nations
1:27
72
Brave Frontier
1:28
73
Forest Mania
0:23
74
Transformers
0:55
75
Castle Clash
0:23
76
Spot on Time
1:16
77
Realtor.com
1:09
78
Slots-Journey of Magic
0:46
79
Onavo Count
1:12
80
theScore Mobile
1:22
81
Hipmunk Hotels & Flights
1:02
82
Ayakashi: Ghost Guild
0:57
83
Slotomanis
0:33
84
Golfshot
0:54
85
Township
0:34
86
TripTogether
0:40
87
Manilla
1:38
88
War 2 Victory
1:15
89
Zillow Real Estate & Rentals
0:38
90
Fantasica
0:39
91
Tribez & Castles
1:04
92
Dark Summoner
1:18
93
Deer Hunter 2014
0:39
94
DU Speed Booster
0:56
95
Cloud Raiders
1:07
96
Clash of Clans
0:31
97
Paramon
1:34
98
Greed for Glory
0:23
99
LifeLock
1:09
100
Pet Rescue Saga
0:28
101
Candy Crush Saga
0:34
102
Farm Heroes Saga
0:38
103
MeetMe
0:23
104
DU Battery Saver
1:02
105
Heroes of Dragon Age
1:07
Total Sum: 1 hour, 33 minutes and 33 seconds Here we go. Let's multiply 8 seconds between the videos times the 104 times this occurs, which gives us 13 minutes and 52 seconds. There are advertisements before the app trailers which are usually 15 or 30 seconds long, so we'll multiply their average, 22.5 seconds, times the 105 times they show up. This equals 39 minutes and 22.5 seconds. Now let's multiply the time it takes the advertisements to load, which for me was about 9 seconds, times 105, which equals 15 minutes and 45 seconds. After the advertisement finishes, it takes about 2 seconds for my phone to load the app trailer itself. So let's multiply 2 seconds times the 105 times this happens. Here we get 3 minutes and 30 seconds. Finally let's add it all up! 01:33:33 + 00:13:52 + 00:39:22.5 + 00:15:45 + 00:03:30 = 2 hours, 46 minutes, and 2.5 seconds
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Estimated Total Time
2 hours, 46 minutes, and 2.5 seconds or about 165 minutes
This estimate suggests that an Android devices will last more than twice as long on app trailers than an Apple device, which I calculated to be about 80 minutes in my previous post. This is a major advantage and helpful information for those wondering which OS Perk TV will run bettelongefaster on. I'm pleased that I was able to pass this info along to y'all and I hope these numbers are accurate for you. If you find anything on here that is incorrect or is missing, please let me know and I'll rectify it promptly. Thanks for reading and keep on Perking!
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