Computer games

Andrew Nelson is a writer who was the cofounder and creative director of Cyberflix, a studio that created interactive movies for computers. CyberFlix titles were developed using a proprietary authoring toolset called DreamFactory, which was meant to allow non-programmer writers and artists to design mulitmedia games.

As the lead writer at Cyberflix from 1993–1997, Nelson wrote the scripts for games including Dust: A Tale of the Wired West and Titanic: Adventure Out of Time.

"David will address the fundamentals of AI and demonstrate how to apply them to the creation of virtual worlds, the synthesis of behavior for interactive stories, and the formulation of tactics for warfare simulations." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

"David will address the fundamentals of AI and demonstrate how to apply them to the creation of virtual worlds, the synthesis of behavior for interactive stories, and the formulation of tactics for warfare simulations." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

"David will address the fundamentals of AI and demonstrate how to apply them to the creation of virtual worlds, the synthesis of behavior for interactive stories, and the formulation of tactics for warfare simulations." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

"How do you find a good graphic artist? What tools do you need to support art and animation creation? What is an artist's place in the design process? How do you build and maintain a good working relationship with an artist? How has the role of art changed in the past few years?" —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

"How do you find a good graphic artist? What tools do you need to support art and animation creation? What is an artist's place in the design process? How do you build and maintain a good working relationship with an artist? How has the role of art changed in the past few years?" —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

"How do you find a good graphic artist? What tools do you need to support art and animation creation? What is an artist's place in the design process? How do you build and maintain a good working relationship with an artist? How has the role of art changed in the past few years?" —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program

This collection includes an assortment of issues of Beckett Massive Online Gamer. Due to an apparent shift in production schedule, there is no June 2008 issue of Beckett MOG.

The library also currently has one issue of Ultimate Guide to World of Warcraft; at least four issues are known to have existed.

This collection includes an assortment of issues of Beckett Massive Online Gamer. Due to an apparent shift in production schedule, there is no June 2008 issue of Beckett MOG.

The library also currently has one issue of Ultimate Guide to World of Warcraft; at least four issues are known to have existed.