Lee Brown
General Information
|
|
|
Summary
An ardent Nintendo fan from Shepherds Bush, Lee really knows what he likes in the industry – and that’s Nintendo. A big fan the classic Mario Kart, Lee knows what’s good and what’s not, and has a good opinion on what the industry should be about – making great games. Nintendo’s his God and nothing’s going to change that.
After getting his foot in the door working as a tester on Myst for Sega, Lee worked on many well-known projects such as Street Fighter Alpha and GTA before being promoted to Producer.
He loves games, will always love games and that’s what it takes to be the best in the industry.
Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Lee Brown's first video game work that SPOnG is aware of is the 1996 title, "Street Racer" (PlayStation) as QA/Test. Of the titles listing Lee within the credits , "GTa2" (PlayStation) and "GTa2" (PC) have been best selling titles.
Lee's most recent involvement was as QA/Test on the 2001 release "Grand Theft Auto" (PlayStation).
Know something we don't? Let us know!
Contribute
more >>
Related Titles
Grand Theft Auto (PlayStation)
Endearing yourself to a family of mobsters by doing their dirty work is something of a first for a videogame, however this is the basis of Grand Theft Auto. Take to the streets on foot, steal a car, any car, and get yourself to the pay-phone to r ... more >>
City Crisis (PS2)
City Crisis is the first helicopter-based action game for the PlayStation 2. With arcade style gameplay and killer graphics, City Crisis looks set to become another smash hit for Sony’s new console. If you think you can keep cool under pressure, ... more >>
Corporate Machine (PC)
There is a war raging. A war that continues unabated, day and night, with armies made up of millions. Everywhere you look the battle unfolds, but you can’t see it. There are no physical casualties, but the damage inflicted on countries is very, v ... more >>
Outlive (PC)
Take 2 Games, a company responsible for the release of many successful titles from many different developers, has teamed up with a little known company that goes by the name of Continuum to develop Outlive.In the 21st century, resources are r ... more >>
View complete softography >>
