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Carlos Abril (born 2 July 1970) is a Spanish video game programmer, producer and designer best known for his work in the PC Fútbol franchise.
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He started working as a programmer for Dinamic Software in Phantis and Navy Moves. Following the company's conversion into Dinamic Multimedia, which he co-founded, he focused in the PC Fútbol franchise and its spin-offs, which was initially developed on a game engine he had developed previously,[1] first as programmer and, from the 1996 PC Fútbol 5.0 edition, as its producer.[2] PC Fútbol 7 was the last edition in which he was involved, as he left the company in 1999.
He subsequently was part in the creation of FX Interactive as its programming director, but his main personal project within the studio, a MOBA titled FX Tanks, failed to be completed.[3] He left FX Interactive to create his own studio, Crocodile Entertainment, which released Zack Zero for PlayStation 3 in 2012, but has since collaborated with FX Interactive to create FX Fútbol, a spiritual successor to PC Fútbol.[4] He has also worked for Saber Interactive and Ubisoft Reflections.[5]
References
edit- ^ PC Fútbol turns 25 years old: its creators tell us how it was born, how it became the best-selling Spanish game and what has become of it. Xataka, 18 January 2019
- ^ Carlos Abril. DeVuego: Spanish Video Games Database
- ^ FX Interactive, the bittersweet closure of a myth. IGN España, 5 May 2017
- ^ PC Fútbol returns. Las Provincias, 13 February 2013
- ^ Carlos Abril. Gamelab Live 2020
6. Carlos Abril[1] Miami edu
- ^ "Carlos Abril". people.miami.edu. Retrieved 2021-11-08.