Danielle Berry (aka Bunten) |
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General Information |
| Deceased: | 1998 |
| Comments: | Danielle Berry is probably better remembered under her former name of Dan or Dani Bunten. She was the founder of Ozark Softscape and made the graphics on a number of games which appeared on most 8/16 bit systems. Only one of her games made it to the Amiga, Seven Cities of Gold, though due to some dodgy programming it only runs on WB1.2 systems. Her last game, Warsport, which she designed, was released on PC the year before her death. |
Game Credits |
| Game Title | System | Publisher | Date | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheeler Dealers | Apple | Speakeasy | 1978 | |
| Computer Quarterback | Apple | SSI | 1979 | |
| Cartels and Cutthroats | Apple/C64/PC | SSI | 1981 | |
| Cytron Masters | Apple/Atari | SSI | 1982 | |
| MULE | C64/Atari/Apple/PC | Electronic Arts | 1983 | |
| Seven Cities of Gold | Atari/Amiga/Mac/PC | Electronic Arts | 1984 | |
| Heart of Africa | C64 | Electronic Arts | 1985 | |
| Robot Rascals | C64 | Electronic Arts | 1986 | |
| Modem Wars | C64/PC | Electronic Arts | 1988 | |
| Command HQ | PC | MicroProse | 1990 | |
| Global Conquest | PC | Electronic Arts | 1992 | |
| Warsport | PC | TimeSink | 1997 |
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