David M. Dobson
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David M. Dobson was raised in Ames, Iowa. He is a software developer and an associate professor of geology and earth sciences at Guilford College. He is most notable for being the creator of Snood,[1][2] a clone of the arcade game Puzzle Bobble/Bust a Move, and other games including Snoodoku, a Sudoku clone, Centaurian (a 2D space shooter for the Macintosh), and Chowder. He is also the author of the children's book about endangered species titled Can We Save Them?
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- ^ MacWorld, "The Game Room: Eye of the Tiger" Oct 1, 2003
- ^ http://www.guilfordian.com/features/life-before-guilford-what-dave-dobson-s-wikipedia-page-won-t-tell-you-1.1921626 The Gilfordian
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