Jim Dramis - Revision history

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‎Game Credits for Jim Dramis

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‎Game Credits for Jim Dramis

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‎External links

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‎Games Credits for Jim Dramis

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‎Game Credits

Amycjgrace at 16:20, 23 March 2020

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 * [[Munch Man]]
 * [[Parsec]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]
 * [[Spot-Shot]]
 * [[Vanguard]] with [[Paul Urbanus]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]

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 ==Game Credits for Jim Dramis==
 * [[Car Wars]]
-* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]
+* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Paul Urbanus]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
 * [[Munch Man]]
 * [[Parsec]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]

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 ==External links==
-*[https://dadgum.com/giantlist/#D The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers: Jim Dramis]
+*[https://dadgum.com/giantlist/ The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers]
 *[https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,386197/ MobyGames: James E. Dramis]
 *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsec_(video_game) Wikipedia:Parsec (Video Game)]
 [[Category:Software programmer]]

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 '''JD:''' Definitely memorize patterns in [[Car Wars]] to get through on higher levels. In [[Munch Man]], you have to pay close attention to the energy levels. On the higher screens, 15 and above, you have to make sure the chain gets completely laid down in one area before moving on. In [[Parsec]], the big factor is gettings used to flying the craft instead of just laying on the fire button. Get used to moving the craft up and down, and changing the vertical lift speed at the appropriate time. Becoming a good shot, where you can hit a craft within one of two bursts, is a big factor in getting through the attack waves and making it over to the higher levels. If you can do this, you're well on your way to becoming immortalized in the 99'er Hall of Fame.
 ==Game Credits for Jim Dramis==
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 <references />
-=External links=
+==External links==
 *[https://dadgum.com/giantlist/#D The Giant List of Classic Game Programmers: Jim Dramis]
 *[https://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,386197/ MobyGames: James E. Dramis]

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 Jim Dramis was a software programmer working for the software publishers Texas Instuments (TI) and his own company Sofmachine. He is credited with producing the following software for the TI-99/4A.
-==Games Credits for Jim Dramis==
+==Game Credits for Jim Dramis==
 * [[Car Wars]]
 * [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]

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 The following is from an interview done by Gary M. Kaplan that appeared in the January 1983 issue of 99'er Magazine, page 26-27 and 38-39:<ref>An Interview with Jim Dramis - Game Designer and Programmer Extraordinaire - ''99'er Magazine: January 1983, pgs. 26-27, and 38-39''</ref>
-[[image:Jim Dramis - Designer's Spotlight.jpg|640px|thumb|left|An Interview with Jim Dramis - Game Designer and Programmer Extraordinaire]]
+[[image:Jim Dramis - Designer's Spotlight.jpg|400px|thumb|left|An Interview with Jim Dramis - Game Designer and Programmer Extraordinaire]]
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	'''JD:''' Definitely memorize patterns in [[Car Wars]] to get through on higher levels. In [[Munch Man]], you have to pay close attention to the energy levels. On the higher screens, 15 and above, you have to make sure the chain gets completely laid down in one area before moving on. In [[Parsec]], the big factor is gettings used to flying the craft instead of just laying on the fire button. Get used to moving the craft up and down, and changing the vertical lift speed at the appropriate time. Becoming a good shot, where you can hit a craft within one of two bursts, is a big factor in getting through the attack waves and making it over to the higher levels. If you can do this, you're well on your way to becoming immortalized in the 99'er Hall of Fame.		'''JD:''' Definitely memorize patterns in [[Car Wars]] to get through on higher levels. In [[Munch Man]], you have to pay close attention to the energy levels. On the higher screens, 15 and above, you have to make sure the chain gets completely laid down in one area before moving on. In [[Parsec]], the big factor is gettings used to flying the craft instead of just laying on the fire button. Get used to moving the craft up and down, and changing the vertical lift speed at the appropriate time. Becoming a good shot, where you can hit a craft within one of two bursts, is a big factor in getting through the attack waves and making it over to the higher levels. If you can do this, you're well on your way to becoming immortalized in the 99'er Hall of Fame.
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		+	=Game Credits=
		+	Jim Dramis was a software programmer working for the software publishers Texas Instuments (TI) and his own company Sofmachine. He is credited with producing the following software for the TI-99/4A.
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		+	==Games Credits for Ken Dibble==
		+	* [[Car Wars]]
		+	* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]
		+	* [[Munch Man]]
		+	* [[Parsec]] with [[Paul Urbanus]]
		+	* [[Spot-Shot]]
		+	* [[Vanguard]] with [[Paul Urbanus]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
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		+	[[Category:Software programmer]]

	==References==		==References==