and Ubisoft. Garry Kitchen, along with his brother Dan Kitchen and David Crane, 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 Kitchen and David Crane, went on sale March 13, 2021. Kitchen is on the Board of Advisors of the National Video Game Museum as well as Fairleigh Dickinson University's FDUArts Advisory Board. Games Atari 2600 Space Jockey (1982, US Games) Donkey Kong (1982, Coleco) arcade port Keystone Kapers (1983, Activision) Pressure Cooker (1983, Activision) Circus Convoy (2021, Audacity Games), with David Crane Commodore 64 The Designer's Pencil (1984, Activision) Ghostbusters (1984, Activision), additional programming Garry Kitchen's Gamemaker (1985, Activision) Crossbow (1988, Absolute Entertainment), with others, arcade port Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Stealth ATF (1989, Activision), with Rob Harris A Boy and His Blob: Trouble on Blobolonia (1989, Absolute Entertainment), co-design and programming, with David Crane Destination Earthstar (1990, Acclaim Entertainment), with Rob Harris Battletank (1990, Absolute Entertainment) The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants (1991, Acclaim Entertainment), lead design and programming, with others The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World (1991, Acclaim Entertainment), design and programming, with others Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Home Alone (1991, THQ), design Super Battletank (1992, Absolute Entertainment) Super Battletank 2 (1994, Absolute Entertainment), design and additional programming iOS (iPhone/iPad) Arcade Hoops Basketball (2008, Skyworks Technologies) Match 3 Poker (2009, Skyworks Technologies) Skyscrapers (2009, Skyworks Technologies) Iron Horse (2010, AppStar Games), Design Fling Pong - The Planets (2010, AppStar Games) Addicting Games Mobile (2011, Viacom Media Networks), Executive Producer References External links Garry Kitchen at MobyGames Arcade Attack interview Retro Gamer Magazine interview Retro Video Gamer interview Wired Magazine - Garry Kitchen, Designer of Bart vs. The Space Mutants Pocketgamer.biz - Skyworks' Garry Kitchen talks iPhone IGN - An Audience with David Crane and Garry Kitchen Garry Kitchen on Quora 1955 births Activision American computer programmers American video game designers American video game programmers Fairleigh Dickinson University alumni Living people