Kelly Turner
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Summary
Kelly Turner started his career in games 18 years ago at Atari where he programmed coin-operated arcade games. Since then he has designed, programmed or produced over 50 titles. This includes work at Atari, Virgin Interactive, and The 3DO Company. Kelly is now an executive producer at 3DO and oversees several projects, including the Army Men franchise and their newest title, Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Kelly Turner's first video game work that SPOnG is aware of is the 2001 title, "Army Men: Green Rogue" (PS2) as Executive Producer.
Kelly's most recent involvement was as Executive Producer on the 2003 release "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (Xbox).
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Related Titles
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Xbox/PC/GameCube/PS2)
Set in the present day, the archangel Abaddon faces possessed zealots, demons, and the daunting powers of the personified plagues of Mankind: Pestilence, War, Famine and Death. As Abaddon, the player must find the three 'Chosen' and combine their ... more >>
Jonny Moseley Mad Trix (PS2)
It’s from 3DO... the Army Men are back... or is it another Might and Magic game!? Nope, this time, Trip Hawkins and his team are going where no skier has gone before – to the exciting world of fictional slopes in Jonny Moseley Mad Trix for PlaySt ... more >>
Army Men: Green Rogue (PS2)
What’s bigger, tougher and has even more appeal for the ladies than the green canvas-clad outhouse that is Sarge of Army Men fame? Judging by the fawning female purring instructions to the titular Green Rogue, Omega Soldier is the new military po ... more >>Companies
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