Cathryn Mataga: Shamus, Zeppelin, Mindwheel
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\nCathryn Mataga wrote several games that were published by Synapse software: Shamus, Shamus Case II, and Zeppelin, then three electronic novels: Brimstone, Essex, and Mindwheel.
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\nIn this interview we discuss Ihor Wolosenko, whom I previously interviewed for this podcast.
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\nThis interview took place on May 17, 2015.
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\n\u201cThese games were pretty hard. It was quite a bit of work, actually, to make a game by yourself. And it was all assembly language. And I was doing all the art and all the stuff. They were pretty involved projects for me, personally.\u201d
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\n\u201cThere was a tragic bug in the music driver in all of the Synapse 8-bit titles ... When they went to the new Atari XLs, when they upgraded the operating system, all these games crashed. And they all came back.\u201d
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