Jamie Fenton
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Jamie Faye Fenton (born Jay Fenton) is a game programmer best known for the 1981 hit arcade game Gorf.[1] She has been active in the transgender community and transitioned from male to female around 1998.[1] Fenton was drawn to computer technology while in school because its highly predictable nature appealed to her and it provided a safe haven from being picked on by other students.[1]
She is also one of the creators of MacroMind's VideoWorks software (since renamed Macromedia Director).
Fenton's works [edit]
- Datsun 280 ZZZAP (1976)
- Checkmate (1977)
- Bally Astrocade BASIC (Re-write) (1980)
- Gorf (1981)
- Robby Roto (1981)
References [edit]
- ^ a b c Newitz, Annalee (2001). "Secrets of Ms. Gorf". Metro Silicon Valley. Retrieved 2010-11-14.
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