Jason Anderson is a pitcher currently in the Philadelphia Phillies organization. Anderson played for the Mets only in 2003. In 2004 Anderson was claimed off waivers from the Cleveland Indians just like Anderson Hernandez.
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| - Jason Anderson is a pitcher currently in the Philadelphia Phillies organization. Anderson played for the Mets only in 2003. In 2004 Anderson was claimed off waivers from the Cleveland Indians just like Anderson Hernandez.
- Jason D. Anderson, ofte nevnt som bare Jason Anderson, begynte som en bestilt kunstner for Interplay på OSCF Chess-prosjektet. Han ble senere ansatt for å bygge motoren, spillverdenen og interface for Fallout. Etter å jobbet på prototype-designet for Fallout 2, forlot Anderson med de andre utviklerene Timothy Cain og Leonard Boyarsky, for å danne Troika Games. For å finne ut mer om Jason D. Anderson, vennligst besøk hans CV og biografiside (fra Mobygames.com)
- Jason Anderson is a world-renowned scientist and long time acquaintance of Henry Deacon, Jason was brought to Global Dynamics to help with a personal force-field project. According to Deacon, Jason had more patents than the entire Fortune 500 and universities threw grants at him just to rub up against their blackboards. When Carter, Lupo, and Deacon exposed his actions he left Global Dynamics in disgrace and his wife - Kim Anderson - left him.
- Jason Anderson was one of Troika's founding members, starting out in the game industry as a contract artist for Interplay's USCF Chess. He was then hired on full time as the first artist on the then unnamed Fallout. Working closely with Tim Cain, he helped design the isometric engine, game world and interface used in Fallout, earning him the title of technical art director and designer. He contributed to the design of the box layout and artwork of Fallout as well. Other than Fallout, Jason also contributed as an artist to Interplay's Stonekeep.
- Jason D. Anderson, often credited as merely Jason Anderson, started out as a contract artist for Interplay on the USCF Chess project. He was later hired to design the engine, game world and interface for Fallout. After working on the prototype design for Fallout 2, Anderson left with fellow developers Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky to found Troika Games.
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| - Jason Anderson was one of Troika's founding members, starting out in the game industry as a contract artist for Interplay's USCF Chess. He was then hired on full time as the first artist on the then unnamed Fallout. Working closely with Tim Cain, he helped design the isometric engine, game world and interface used in Fallout, earning him the title of technical art director and designer. He contributed to the design of the box layout and artwork of Fallout as well. Other than Fallout, Jason also contributed as an artist to Interplay's Stonekeep. Jason's employment under Interplay ended shortly after his help in developing the initial design for Fallout 2, leaving the company with Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky to form Troika Games. Interplay has recently reopened in-house development and hired Anderson as creative director for an unannounced non Fallout MMO
- Jason Anderson is a pitcher currently in the Philadelphia Phillies organization. Anderson played for the Mets only in 2003. In 2004 Anderson was claimed off waivers from the Cleveland Indians just like Anderson Hernandez.
- Jason Anderson is a world-renowned scientist and long time acquaintance of Henry Deacon, Jason was brought to Global Dynamics to help with a personal force-field project. According to Deacon, Jason had more patents than the entire Fortune 500 and universities threw grants at him just to rub up against their blackboards. As it turned out, Anderson was a fraud. He had in his possession a device (originally developed by Henry) that allowed him to erase short term memory. Jason would wait until someone on his team would have a breakthrough, use his device to erase everyone's memory, then pretend to come up with the breakthrough himself. When Carter, Lupo, and Deacon exposed his actions he left Global Dynamics in disgrace and his wife - Kim Anderson - left him.
- Jason D. Anderson, ofte nevnt som bare Jason Anderson, begynte som en bestilt kunstner for Interplay på OSCF Chess-prosjektet. Han ble senere ansatt for å bygge motoren, spillverdenen og interface for Fallout. Etter å jobbet på prototype-designet for Fallout 2, forlot Anderson med de andre utviklerene Timothy Cain og Leonard Boyarsky, for å danne Troika Games. Interplay åpnet nylig utvikling igjen, og ansatte Anderson som Creative Director for en uannonsert MMO . Det er veldig sansynlig at dette spillet er en Fallout MMO, ettersom at Interplay skaffet seg rettighetene for et slikt spill fra Bethesda Softworks da de gav fra seg rettighetene for Fallout. I tillegg var Anderson en av de opprinnelige utviklerene av Fallout, noe som gjør det mer sansynlig. For å finne ut mer om Jason D. Anderson, vennligst besøk hans CV og biografiside (fra Mobygames.com)
- Jason D. Anderson, often credited as merely Jason Anderson, started out as a contract artist for Interplay on the USCF Chess project. He was later hired to design the engine, game world and interface for Fallout. After working on the prototype design for Fallout 2, Anderson left with fellow developers Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky to found Troika Games. Interplay reopened in-house development and hired Anderson as creative director for an unannounced MMO in 2007. It is very likely that the game Anderson was working on is Interplay’s Fallout MMO the company licensed the rights to from Bethesda Softworks. In March 2009, Anderson left Interplay and joined InXile Entertainment, Brian Fargo's new company, to work as creative director on a new computer role-playing game, which is likely to be a sequel to Wasteland. He left the company in January 2011 to join Turtle Rock Studios.
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