Brian Hess
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Brian Hess is a level designer and writer who worked at Gearbox Software.
Biography
Brian started level design by creating levels for Doom and Quake. He studied at University of Virginia where he graduated with a degree in Bachelor of Fine Arts. He moved to Texas to join Gearbox as a level designer in 2000. He worked on Half-Life: Opposing Force Capture The Flag and Half-Life: Decay. He is also credited as a writer for Half-Life for PlayStation 2.[2]
Selected gameography
- Half-Life (Dreamcast port) (2001)
- Half-Life (PlayStation 2 port) (2001)
- Half-Life: Blue Shift (2001)
Company biographies
- Brian Hess - Level Design
- Brian comes to us fresh from the University of Virginia, where he narrowly acquired a bachelor's degree in Studio Art. As his alter-ego, "wendigo", he is known from his contributions to such projects as "QuakeRally" and "X-Men: Ravages of Apocalypse" in addition to the ever-enigmatic "Blahbalicious". Brian also thinks he's a lot better at Doom 2 deathmatch than he really is.
- Brian Hess - Level Design
- Brian comes to us fresh from the University of Virginia, where he narrowly acquired a bachelor's degree in Studio Art. As his alter-ego, "wendigo", he is known for his numerous contributions to such projects as "QuakeRally" and "X-Men: Ravages of Apocalypse" as well as the ever-enigmatic "Blahbalicious" movie for Quake. For Gearbox, Brian worked on OpFor CTF and content for the PlayStation 2 version of Half-Life. He also thinks he's a lot better at Doom 2 deathmatch than he really is.
References
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Brian Hess on LinkedIn
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Brian Hess' biography on Gearbox's official website (January 10, 2001) (archived)
