Steve Wetherill

@stevewetherill.bsky.social

Veteran game dev. Manic Miner/Jet Set Willy (CPC464), Nodes of Yesod, Projectyle, Command & Conquer, Red Alert, Tiberian Sun. Now serializing 40 years of it as a memoir: https://stevewetherill.substack.com

In the end, I decided against the 'passthrough' platforms and chose to fix up the maps. Witness Nodes of Yesod Editor V0.01. It is very rudimentary. The platform you are on is the 'selected' platform, you can change selection and move each platform. It's already feature-creeping, though.

Steve Wetherill (@stevewetherill@oldbytes.space)

Attached: 1 video In the end, I decided against the 'passthrough' platforms and chose to fix up the maps. Witness Nodes of Yesod Editor V0.01. It is very rudimentary, letting you move each platform a...

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1988: Co-founded a games studio named after my cat. Sold my BBC Micro for a trip to Spain, got sunstroke, and deliriously demanded Thomas the Tank Engine stories. By Christmas we signed with EA. New memoir chapter out Sunday. Subscribe (free) to get it in your inbox! #Memoir #GameDev #RetroGaming

Chapter 13: The Computer, the Costa Brava, and the Contract

Founding Eldritch The Cat, a broke summer in Spain, and a first deal with Electronic Arts

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Liverpool, 1988. I start at Denton Designs, get fired within months, lose my cat, and juggle three games at once. Out of the wreckage, a new company emerges. Live now for paid subscribers, with a sneak peek for everyone. Free for all this Sunday 👇 #RetroGaming #ZXSpectrum #AtariST #Memoir

Chapter 12: The Confrontation and the Cat

A reckoning in London, too many projects at once, and the company born from the wreckage

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