Game production materials -- Game design documents
Found in 73 Collections and/or Records:
[NBA Street] "NBA Arcade" design document v1.3, April 3, 2000
"Phantasmagoria III" treatment, August 7, 2000
Pitches, concepts, and references, 1994–1996
"Poisoned" game design document, circa 1990
This collection includes artwork, level designs, and game design concepts from the career of Craig Stitt, artist and designer at the Sega Technical Institute and Insomniac Games. This collection also includes original artwork by Stitt, created before and after his tenures at Sega and Insomniac.
"Rhetts" game pitch, April 3, 1996
"Romanov Game" folder, circa 1997
This is a collection of production materials, memos, correspondence, scripts, press and marketing materials, press clippings, and demo software from CyberFlix Incorporated. In particular, this collection includes an extense amount of pre-production research materials and multiple draft scripts for Cyberflix's 1996 game Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, for which Andrew Nelson served as writer and producer.
"Romanov Game," partial game pitch, circa 1997
Following the release of Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, Andrew Nelson proposed a sequel about the fall of the Romanov dynasty, featuring returning cast from Titanic. These six pages from a pitch document written by Nelson are all that currently remain from the "Romanov Game," which Cyberflix did not end up producing.
Sega Technical Institute, 1990–1995
This collection includes artwork, level designs, and game design concepts from the career of Craig Stitt, artist and designer at the Sega Technical Institute and Insomniac Games. This collection also includes original artwork by Stitt, created before and after his tenures at Sega and Insomniac.
Segapede / Astropede assorted development document photocopies, 1993–1994
This binder primarily contains documents from November 22, 1993, outlining the state of development for Segapede. See "Segapede / Astropede assorted development document photocopies" for other Segapede related documents that were also stored in this binder by Craig Stitt.
Segapede "D Button vs Zip's velocity" graph, est. November 22, 1993
This graph was drawn by Craig Stitt to visually convey the movement physics he imagined for Zipp, the main character of Segapede, to the game's programmers.