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Al Lowe (innate July 24, 1946) is a musician & stake designer. When teaching public school music for Fifteen years, he taught himself to program & inside 1982 created three games for the Apple Two: ''Dragon's Keep, Bop-The-Bet, & Troll's Tale. Sierra Entertainment bought these games in 1983 & Al worked for the babies as a coder & gage designer for Xvi years, which he thinks can be an industry record for longevity. His number one projects include Winnie the Pooh in the 100-Acre Woods, Donald Duck' s Playground and The Black Cauldron, all according to Disney properties. Inside 1986, he was lead programmer in King's Quest III and Police Quest I and also created the music for other Sierra games. He is better known for his Leisure Suit Larry'' series of games and its infective theme song, which he composed. Fallowing Larry's profits, Al as well designed more games prefer Freddy Pharkas: Frontier Pharmacist and ''Torin's Passage''. Throughout his career, Al was known for his distinctive bald head, good beard, & considerable stomach. He liked to call for himself "the world's oldest game designer." Around 1994, he moved with his personal to Seattle and has enjoyed retirement since 1998. Al has played saxophone professionally since age 13 & however performs sustaining local jazz bands. He maintains Al Lowe's Humor Places & CyberJoke 3000™, the every day joke mailing names.
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Lowe, Al Humor from Al Lowe, the creator of Leisure Suit Larry. Al Lowe Fan Page, The Biography, gameography, interview, and pictures of Al Lowe. Verbosity: Leisure Time with Al Lowe Interview with Al about his career and his games. Applelinks: Moofie Award Winner Long interview with Al upon receiving the magazine's Lifetime Achievement Award. Adventure-Treff: Interview with Al Lowe Al talks about the Leisure Suit Larry franchise and adventure games in general. |
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