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Otto Germain, perhaps best known | Otto Uhrwerk van Germain, perhaps best known under his old name Jeremy Lamar, is a [[:Category:MZXers|MegaZeuxer]] known for having created [[Bernard the Bard]], [[Bomb Brothers]], and [[Talon's Tale]], all of which are generally considered decent or good games and the first of which is often considered a [[MegaZeux]] classic. He was also one of the most notable members of [[Draconic Creations]]. He left MegaZeux to focus on artistic talents, first focusing on anthropomorphic dragons under the nick "Rahmal", and eventually changed focus to zombies and industrial wasteland settings. | ||
In addition to his MegaZeux games he made three Game Maker games starring his character Blinky. Also, Bernard the Bard is a sequel to an earlier [[ZZT]] game by Germain, which was called [[zultimate:Ned the Knight]] and is often considered a ZZT classic. | |||
== External Links == | |||
[http://www.depot13.com/ Depot 13, Otto's personal site] | |||
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Revision as of 18:14, 29 October 2006
Otto Uhrwerk van Germain, perhaps best known under his old name Jeremy Lamar, is a MegaZeuxer known for having created Bernard the Bard, Bomb Brothers, and Talon's Tale, all of which are generally considered decent or good games and the first of which is often considered a MegaZeux classic. He was also one of the most notable members of Draconic Creations. He left MegaZeux to focus on artistic talents, first focusing on anthropomorphic dragons under the nick "Rahmal", and eventually changed focus to zombies and industrial wasteland settings.
In addition to his MegaZeux games he made three Game Maker games starring his character Blinky. Also, Bernard the Bard is a sequel to an earlier ZZT game by Germain, which was called zultimate:Ned the Knight and is often considered a ZZT classic.
External Links
Depot 13, Otto's personal site
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