Developer's Den: Zyrinx

[Melf]

Today we kick off a new feature series that looks into the history behind some of the Genesis' most prominent creative teams. The first installment of Developer's Den (http://www.sega-16.com/2006/09/developers-den-zyrinx/) takes a look at Zyrinx, the maker of Sub-Terrania and Red Zone, and examines its work and legacy. Read the article and find out what could have been!

[Flash1087]

Sub-Terrania, huh? I always dug it. Nice to see a Freedom Fighters mention too, that game is crazy underrated.

I remember being here for one of the big threads about the Zyrinx 32X demo and how disappointed everyone was when they saw what that little Genesis hat could've done. Ah, hindsight...

[Drixxel]

A good read. Zyrinx was certainly a talented bunch of programmers, but as game designers, their abilities were perhaps not at par with their technical skills...

[Genesis Knight]

The formatting in the Sources section is a little wonky.

[Melf]

How so?

[Genesis Knight]

Sega 32X FAQ - Gordon Craick and Sylvain de Chantal

This has no link.


Soundtrack.net - http://www.soundtrack.net/features/article/?id=152

Needs to be on a line of its own.

[j_factor]

I'd forgotten that Scorcher was by them. That was a pretty cool game.