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Don Landers Daglow (* 12. September 1952 in San Francisco , Kalifornien ) ist ein US-amerikanischer Entwickler und Produzent von Computerspielen. [1] Er zählt zu den langjährigen Pionieren der Spielebranche, beginnend mit der Entwicklung für Großrechner bis zur siebten Konsolengeneration .
Don Daglow (born circa 1953) is an American video game designer, programmer, and producer. He is best known for being the creator of early games from several different genres, including pioneering simulation game Utopia for Intellivision in 1981, role-playing game Dungeon in 1975, sports games including the first interactive computer ...
- c. 1953 (age 69–70)
Don Daglow is an Emmy® Award winning game designer, producer and executive whose career spans the history of Silicon Valley. He currently advises game publishers and developers on strategy, production and development.
Don Daglow is the Emmy® Award winning creator of Neverwinter Nights™, which ran for six years on AOL. His novel The Fog Seller has won multiple major independent book awards for fiction, and his non-fiction From Dream to Delivery books are also multiple award-winners.
20. Aug. 2008 · Don Daglow: Die Zukunft der Spiele ist ungewiss. Beim Blick in die Kristallkugel fand Branchenpionier Don Daglow nur eines heraus: Die Zukunft der Spieleindustrie sei nicht vorausplanbar, das...
Don Daglow is a pioneer of the industry whose game design credits include the pre-industry PDP-10 mainframe computer games, Baseball (the first interactive sports game, 1971), Star Trek (1972), and Dungeon (the first computer RPG, 1975), as well as commercial titles Utopia (the first God game and first graphical sim, 1982), Intellivision World S...
Don Landers Daglow ist ein US-amerikanischer Entwickler und Produzent von Computerspielen.[1] Er zählt zu den langjährigen Pionieren der Spielebranche, beginnend mit der Entwicklung für Großrechner bis zur siebten Konsolengeneration.
