Chief Technical Officer. In 2012, Crane launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a game called Jungle Adventure. The goal was not reached. Crane, along with Garry Kitchen and his brother Dan, founded Audacity Games in November 2020 to develop Atari 2600 games to be played on retro consoles. They plan to release these games as both physical copies alongside digital versions that are emulator-friendly. The first title, Circus Convoy, a collaboration between Crane and Garry Kitchen, went on sale March 13, 2021. Games References External links Legends of the C64 article on David Crane and Activision Meet David Crane: Video Games Guru magazine interview from 1983 The Dot Eaters article featuring Crane, Pitfall! and Activision, retrieved December 2013 "Playing Catch-Up: 'A Boy And His Job: Activision's David Crane'", interview with Crane on Gamasutra David Crane at IMDB David Crane at RAWG 1953 births Activision American video game designers Atari people Living people People from Nappanee, Indiana Video game programmers Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences Pioneer Award recipients Game Developers Conference Pioneer Award recipients