- Lee Wright
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birth_name = Lee Alistair Wright
birth_date = birth date and age|1970|12|31|
birth_place = flagicon|UKWales , UK
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employer =Lee Wright (born in Cymau, Near Wrexham in North Wales on
December 31 1970 ) is a British computer/video game programmer. He was the co-founder of software houses Jester Interactive Limited and Checkmate Solutions Limited, and his recent works includeeJay music sequencers for Empire Interactive Limited.Lee's has a long history in computing, computer demos and computer games. Programmer for the demo group Jester Brothers International, he created many demos including the now famous Fillet the Fish demos. He also went on to create extremely efficient
Amiga MOD file playroutines that would feature in manyPsygnosis games of the late 80's and early 90's, usually playing his brother's (Tim) musical compositions.Spending many years working for Morgan Computing Limited, a commercial software house, he once again joined forces with his brother Tim to help form Jester Interactive Limited in 1997. It was at Jester that his audio coding skills came to the fore again, with his award winning work turning the PlayStation into a home recording studio in the form of MUSIC for PS1.
While at Jester Interactive he worked on many more incarnation of the MUSIC series, as published by
Codemasters plc. until finally departing to form Checkmate Solutions Limited, a new company, again with his brother. Checkmate would go on to produce neweJay software for Empire Interactive.References
* [http://www.amiga-stuff.com/pd/generalpd.html Amiga Public Domain Repository] "GPD012 - Fillet The Fish: This is a very funny cartoon on a disc featuring Fillet the Fish. I won't give the story away as it would spoil it. The way this disc has been produced is very good and the animation is brilliant. Quite a long story. There is also a cameo appearance by Puggs (from the other cartoon-on-disc Puggs In Space)."
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* [http://www.icecubes.org.uk/106.jpgAmiga Action Magazine, Issue 19, April 1991, Page 106: Fillet the Fish]
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