Michael Abrash
Summary
Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Michael Abrash's first video game work that SPOnG is aware of is the 1995 title, "Doom" (PlayStation) as Programmer. Of the titles listing Michael within the credits , "Half-Life: Generation" (PC) and "Half-Life" (PC) have been best selling titles.
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Half-Life (PC)
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Half-Life: Generation 2 (PC)
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Half-Life: Generation (PC)
When released back in 1998 Half-Life made a big impression on the PC gaming industry, but also on the PC graphics industry as a whole. Half-Life showed what a high end PC was truly capable of when attached to a top 3D accelerator. One year late ... more >>
Doom (PlayStation)
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