Adam Rhine is a person mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Adam Rhine worked on 26 total Williams/Valley pinball games as dot matrix artist
Corvette was Adam's first pinball dot matrix game work
Williams paid more for the Star Wars pinball license than any previous pinball license
ILM intentionally provided damaged/corrupted 3D models to prevent reverse engineering of their techniques
Pioneering dot matrix and 3D animation artist at Williams pinball; created graphics for 26 WPC-era games and Pinball 2000 titles; still works freelance using 1990s tools
Animation designer for Monster Bash
Display programmer on WHO dunnit
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Only 19 people had access to the secure Star Wars development room at Williams with Lucasfilm materials
Deluxe Animation software (by Electronic Arts) last received an update in 1990 but remains the best tool for dot matrix animation
Adam has never physically seen the machines he created animations for (Ripley's, Grand Prix, NASCAR) despite designing them
Brian Eddy's design leadership was collaborative and valued input from all team members regardless of role