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| − | Andy Davidson is the man who came up with the core concept of ''Worms''. He was also responsible for programming the Amiga versions of [[Worms]] and [[Worms: The Directors Cut]]. He left Team17 shortly after the release of [[Worms Armageddon]] in 1999 due to creative differences, but returned in 2012 to work on new, non-''Worms'' related projects. | + | Andy Davidson is the man who came up with the core concept of ''Worms''. He was also responsible for programming the Amiga versions of [[Worms]] and [[Worms: The Directors Cut]]. He left Team17 shortly after the release of [[Worms Armageddon]] in 1999 due to creative differences, but returned in 2012 to work on new, non-''Worms'' related projects. He left the company again following the release of ''Worms Revolution''. |
| − | + | ANdy continued working on updates to WormsDC after it's release. In 2018 he posted a screenshot of the WormsDC title screen to Instagram with an updated version number of 1.5 and a build date of May 2nd, 2018. Davidson has indicated he plans to release this update in the near future. | |
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Revision as of 21:58, 4 June 2018
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Andy Davidson is the man who came up with the core concept of Worms. He was also responsible for programming the Amiga versions of Worms and Worms: The Directors Cut. He left Team17 shortly after the release of Worms Armageddon in 1999 due to creative differences, but returned in 2012 to work on new, non-Worms related projects. He left the company again following the release of Worms Revolution.
ANdy continued working on updates to WormsDC after it's release. In 2018 he posted a screenshot of the WormsDC title screen to Instagram with an updated version number of 1.5 and a build date of May 2nd, 2018. Davidson has indicated he plans to release this update in the near future.
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