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Jeff Minter

Jeff Minter

Video game designer and computer programmerWikipedia

Search complete. 14 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Jeff Minter".

Oct 30, 2026

Haley MacLeanHOST
22:21
on screen it's very flashy
Kelsey LewinHOST
22:24
yeah but it was like a rumor to be in arcades it was yeah it was a rumor so this is an interesting one because it plays on a lot of things that like here's a little bit of footage Real? Polybius itself, as far as anyone knows, I think this is the Jeff Minter game that you're showing on screen, which is like a recreation of it.
Kelsey LewinHOST
22:43
Jeff Minter, which is very funny, actually worked on some of the older or sorry, the newer Tempest games.
Kelsey LewinHOST
22:49
So this was sort of like a well, if everyone.
Kelsey LewinHOST
22:52
If everyone thinks it looks like Tempest, maybe I can make this game.
Mick ClockertyHOST
29:42
I think I must have swapped out real-life work ethic for some kind of computer game equivalent.
Mick ClockertyHOST
29:47
LAUGHTER so Dishon was designed by the great Jeff Minter in 1983 and published under his own label which was called Llamasoft what a name I know they also put out like they had a lot of stuff about like llamas and goats and things like that in their games they put out that C64 game called Attack of the Mutant Camels I think it's maybe one of the well known ones
Mick McMenemieGUEST
30:10
yeah I don't remember playing it but I know I've seen it and it is some guy's got like a wee in joke with his pals and made games with it or something like that
Mick ClockertyHOST
30:18
Ah, you kinda get that vibe off them.
Richard OliverHOST
3:28
I'll tell you who the software person you should be tied to who is the greatest of all time.
Richard OliverHOST
3:33
Jeff Minter.
Richard OliverHOST
3:34
Jeff Minter was a hippie programmer on the Commodore 64.
Richard OliverHOST
3:39
Famous for his Revenge of the Mutant Camels game, Bri.
Richard OliverHOST
3:43
I'm sure you're a fan of that.
Blake WylandHOST
3:47
it.
Blake WylandHOST
3:47
He was amazing.
Blake WylandHOST
3:48
It says here, Jeff Minter is an English video game designer and programmer who often goes by the nickname Yak.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
7:30
They did utilities and everything for the Dragon.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
7:35
Also, they had all kinds of notable programmers that they worked with at Outfits, including our old buddy Jeff Minter.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
7:46
They did several of his games when they published them.
Aaron DoughtyHOST
7:51
And also, they were in Brighton in the UK.
JakeHOST
26:32
But those are not part of the Gold Master series.
JakeHOST
26:34
The Gold Master series is Llamasoft, the story of Jeff Minter, Making of Karateka, Tetris Forever, and Mortal Kombat Complete Collection.
JohnAUDIENCE
26:41
Those are the ones that
JakeHOST
26:43
are like... it's like three or four hours of documentary and like tons and tons of games.
AaronHOST
7:30
They did utilities and everything for the Dragon.
AaronHOST
7:35
Also, they had all kinds of notable programmers that they worked with at Outfits, including our old buddy Jeff Minter.
AaronHOST
7:46
They did several of his games when they published them.
AaronHOST
7:51
And also, they were in Brighton in the UK.

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BrentHOST
27:58
Yeah.
BrentHOST
27:58
You
AaronHOST
27:59
know, our buddy Buck Owens just mentioned in the chat, he's not wrong.
AaronHOST
28:03
He says, if Microprose had published this, it would have had a 107-page manual with all the logistics info written and history and equipment guide.
AJHOST
68:56
psvr2 never came out comic book guy game cat with the
Bryan PaulHOST
68:58
five quids has been playing aka r aka r as it was on sale three quid i think and uh it's been weird and very interesting aka is very weird um can't get into it i can't get into aka r or um i just listen i just want polybius i'm sorry jeff minter i apologize uh comic book guy sent one without parole gift membership thank you so much remember Wait, what do you mean I won't remember wins and leaves in two weeks, Nick?
AJHOST
69:27
What are you talking about? Of course I'll
Bryan PaulHOST
69:29
remember
AJHOST
70:51
Brian, agree?
Bryan PaulHOST
70:53
Yes, I'm agreeing with everything you're saying now.
AJHOST
70:55
Colin Love says, I met Jeff Minter when I was 12.
AJHOST
70:58
Excellent.
Ben VigeantHOST
20:11
I've got a couple that I w- I'll, I'll recommend now to you and, and to anyone, uh, listening if you're getting a Steam frame or you decide to get into VR.
Ben VigeantHOST
20:22
Uh, any of the, any of the Jeff Minter games.
Jess MorrissetteHOST
20:26
Mm-hmm.
Ben VigeantHOST
20:26
Uh, so that would be, um, oh, uh, uh, Polybius.

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