Steve Cartwright is an American computer and video game designer. He is best known as one of the original Activision game designers credited with such hits as Barnstorming, Megamania, Seaquest and Hacker. After an 8-year run at Electronic Arts (EA) where Cartwright designed and produced the Tiger Woods products as well as EA's first on-line sports site, he later designed, produced, or otherwise developed products accounting for up to 70% of reven...
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Steve Cartwright is an American computer and video game designer. He is best known as one of the original Activision game designers credited with such hits as Barnstorming, Megamania, Seaquest and Hacker. After an 8-year run at Electronic Arts (EA) where Cartwright designed and produced the Tiger Woods products as well as EA's first on-line sports site, he later designed, produced, or otherwise developed products accounting for up to 70% of revenue for Glu Mobile.
In 1982, Cartwright joined college classmate David Crane as the fifth game designer/programmer at Activision. Cartwright's titles included:
In 1988, Cartwright joined Activision founders Alan Miller and Bob Whitehead and Accolade. Among his products were the Sierra-style graphic adventures Search for The King and Les Manley in: Lost in L.A.—the first product to use live actors captured in front of a blue screen
In 1993, Cartwright joined Electronic Arts. He soon took over producer responsibility on the fledgling PGA TOUR...
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