John Swiderski
American video game designer
John Swiderski (born May 15, 1975 in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.) founded Mean Hamster Software in 1985 at the age of 10.2
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Born May 15, 1975.1
About
Swiderski was developing Commodore 64 games, and later Amiga games for the shareware market as lead programmer. John took a hiatus from programming in 1993 when Commodore went bankrupt and opened a retail computer store in Deer Park, Washington. In 1999, Swiderski began working on new Atari 5200 game cartridges for the newly popular retro-gaming surge. In 2004, Swiderski began work on Myst for Pocket PC as lead programmer. He also began working on several new game concepts as a Designer and Producer for the casual game market. Pet Shop Hop was released in 2008, followed by four more games in 2009.
John Swiderski was a board member of the WMMFA, the Washington Materials Management and Funding authority. A government appointed position.
From Wikipedia’s article on John Swiderski, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.2
Companies
- Mean Hamster SoftwareFounder7
Career
Occupation: designer.4
- Date not recordedFounded Mean Hamster Software3
Personal life
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- 1WikidataJohn Swiderski on Wikidata
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- 7WikidataMean Hamster Software, Founder