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Brian R. Eddy is an American computer programmer and designer. He worked at Midway Games, and his completed designs include several of the most popular and influential pinball machines of the 1990s, including ''Attack From Mars'', ''Medieval Madness''.〔(YouTube interview )〕 ''FunHouse'', ''The Machine: Bride of Pin *Bot'', and ''Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure''.〔(IPDB.org website, Brian Eddy interview )〕 After the closure of Midway's pinball division in 1999, Eddy moved to Midway's video game division, where he worked on ''Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy'', and several games in the ''Mortal Kombat'' franchise.〔(MobyGames website, Brian Eddy page )〕 Currently, Eddy is the President and Chief Creative Officer of Spooky Cool Labs,〔(Spooky Cool Labs: Brian Eddy )〕 a game design firm founded by former Williams programmer Larry DeMar. Eddy's machine designs consistently rank in the top 10 of both popularity〔(IPDB.org )〕 and in the highest price paid for a pinball machine.〔(PinPedia.com website )〕 When pinball designer Steve Ritchie was asked about the design similarities between his ''Spider-Man'' pinball machine and Eddy's ''Attack From Mars'', Ritchie admitted that he had designed ''Spider-Mans playfield as an homage to Eddy, and specifically to ''Attack From Mars''.〔(Marvin3m.com website )〕 == Games == 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Brian Eddy」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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