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Interview with Martin Gee

I was looking on the back of the AVE manuals, and some had this dude named Martin Gee listed as one of the artists. I tracked him down, and he seemed surprised, he even forgot about the AVE days until I jogged his memory. I'll let him take it from here.


Martin Gee :
Woah!!! I'm getting flashbacks! I forgot all about that. How did you ever find me? Did a search on the internet eh?

Wow. I did that stuff early when I was starting college. I was such a crappy artist. That was back when I wanted to get in to comic books. I've matured some but not a whole lot. What do you want to know? I might have photocopies of the drawings. But mostly likely, I threw them away. Sorry. I went through a major spring cleaning last year.

Did that mermaid game ever come out? The guy (Phil Mikkelson?) who hired me let me borrow a prototype of the game. It was pretty fun. Some on the images on the screen (the story) were from my drawings. Woah... more flashbacks. I just did the drawings. I don't know who designed it.

I also did some drawings for a volleyball game too. There was also a game with a bear on a skateboard. But they didn't use my drawings. Wow.