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N u c l e a r M e l t d o w n
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P R O D U C T I O N S
- Group History 1.0 -
Welcome to the official NM Prod. Group History info file! Since I'm the
official Gore-dude of the group I'll be leading you on this guided tour.
Nuclear Meltdown Productions is a new group on the often made fun of
American demo scene. Our goal is simply to have fun and put out an
occasional production.
First, let's start with a current-up-to-date-awesome-member-list.
Nuclear Meltdown Productions is:
Handle Position Age
────── ──────── ───
Joe Snow Main Coder 16
Clueless Gore-dude and occasional coding 17
Esteban Graphics 19
We NEED a musician. Keep reading for more info.
───────────────
Now that you know who we are I'll tell you a bit about how we came about.
The name Nuclear Meltdown came from a BBS that Joe Snow was a cosysop of
a couple years back. Thanks to some of Joe Snow's other productions many
people were calling the board and it was getting rather large.
Unfortunately problems developed and the original Nuclear Meltdown BBS had
to be shut down. Thus, Joe Snow's little BBS called Nuclear Meltdown Line 2
effectively became line 1. During this time there was no Nuclear Meltdown
Productions and Joe Snow simply coded on his own, making many useful and fun
programs (see Release List later in this file.)
Joe Snow taught himself how to code in C when he was 10 years old, between
fall and winter of that year, on a 286, with a CGA graphics card and
monochrome monitor. A vague understanding of assembly was somewhat aquired
several years later although almost all coding is still done in C.
Then, a year or two ago I (Clueless) got my hands on a modem and through it
became good friends with Joe Snow. At this time the only coding I had done
was in BASIC and I knew nothing about the demo scene. Joe Snow showed me
some demos and I was hooked. A short time later I taught myself how to code
in C. We then had the great idea to form a small demo group. Now, as you
can imagine we had quite a ways to go with one good coder and one beginner
coder.
Esteban started his art career at the tender age of 6 by watching the TV
show starring Captain Bob. When he was 16 his family got their first
computer and a year later Esteban got the program Fauve Matisse for
Christmas. Fauve is his favorite program and others he uses are
PC Paintbrush and Freehand 4.0. At college he is currently majoring
in Graphic Art. I'd been good friends with Esteban for a while and knew
that he was a good artist and liked to draw things on his computer.
We asked him if he'd like to join our little group and he accepted.
┌──
│ Now all we need is a musician. If you are a musician and would like to
│ join Nuclear Meltdown Productions just let us know (see Contact Info).
│ We'll listen to something you've made and most likely you'll be accepted.
│ It would be preferable if you live somewhere in New England but if you
│ have an Internet account it doesn't really matter where you live.
└──
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Quick Current Update and Fast Facts │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
Joe Snow is Phil Hassey, has yet to get his driver's permit, and will be a
junior at Whitinsville Christian School this fall. His current computer is a
486DX2/66 w/24 meg RAM and a SB sound card.
Clueless is Jason Maas, has his driver's license <g>, and will be a senior at
the Mass Academy of Math and Science this fall. His current computer is a
486DX2/66 w/8 meg RAM and SBPro and GUS ACE sound cards.
Esteban is Steve Ziegler, also has his driver's license, and will be a
sophomore at Bellhaven College in Mississippi this fall. His current
computer is a 486SX/33 w/8 meg RAM and NO sound card.
All of us reside in Whitinsville, Massachusetts, USA. Also, all of us have
at one time or another gone to Whitinsville Christian School. If you're
ever in the area look us up...
┌──────────────┐
│ Release List │
└──────────────┘
Program Name Author Approx. Release Date
──────────── ────── ────────────────────
NM Intro 1 (BBS ad) Joe Snow June '93
Ultimuh (Ultima parody) Joe Snow July '93
Joe Snow 1-4 (action games) Joe Snow August '93
Joe Snow Paint 1.01 (ANSi editor) Joe Snow December '93
Doom the Cheat 1-3 (Doom cheat) Joe Snow January '94
Demons Revenge BBS Ad Joe Snow June '94
Pong 1.0 (action game) Clueless June '95
NM2 (BBS ad) Joe Snow July '95
Soap (Dope parody) Joe Snow August '95
Coconuts BBS Ad NM Prod. August '95
Joe Snow Paint 4 (ANSi editor) Joe Snow August '95
┌─────────────────┐
│ Future Releases │
└─────────────────┘
Program Name Author Approx. Release Date
──────────── ────── ────────────────────
The Lynch (demo) NM Prod. summer or fall '95
Galcon (strategy game) Joe Snow 2nd half of '95
Rustic Classics (action game package) Joe Snow 2nd half of '95
VGA Beast (remake of the classic) Clueless summer or fall '95
Pong 2.0 (bigger and better) Clueless who knows?
┌──────────────┐
│ Contact Info │
└──────────────┘
Internet: clueless@wpi.wpi.edu
BBS: Nuclear Meltdown BBS (508) 234-2075
email Joe Snow or Clueless
Regular Mail:
Joe Snow: Phil Hassey
627 Carpenter Rd.
Whitinsville, MA 01588
USA
Clueless: Jason Maas
14 Heritage Dr.
Whitinsville, MA 01588
USA
Esteban: Steve Ziegler
166 Ivy Lane
Whitinsville, MA 01588
USA
Well, that's about it. I hope you feel that you know us better now...
- Clueless '95