Def-Logic crew

Brent Silby
Game designer, programmer, DJ

Brent Silby has been a passionate gamer since arcade games became popular in the late 1970s. During the early 1980s Brent started developing his own games for home computer systems such as the Sinclair ZX81, Acorn Electron, and the Apple 2. With the limited memory and processing power of these early computers it was necessary for Brent to implement a number of memory saving "tricks". These tricks are generally not required with current technology, however Brent still employs some of these methods when designing games in DHTML/Javascript, which (as an interpreted language) can run slow on low-end computers.

Brent's current game development is centered around the design and programming of arcade-styled "casual games", which are played online within a web-browser. At the other end of the day, Brent DJs in Christchurch city clubs and events as "Maestro B", his genre of choice being House. Click for more about Brent Silby.

Steven Linton
Game designer, programmer

Steven Linton joined Def-Logic in 2005. With a background in puzzle game design and robust programming ability, Steven brings a high level skillset to Def-Logic. Before joining Def-Logic Steven has been involved in several notable projects, including the development of such games as Worms 3D, which implemented cutting edge augmented reality technologies developed at the Christchurch based "HitLab". Steven has developed a powerful sprite-based "arcade" engine, which now powers all of Def-Logic's games.

Steven is currently developing an updated game engine in Actionscript 3. Click for more about Steven Linton.



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	Brent Silby Game designer, programmer, DJ Brent Silby has been a passionate gamer since arcade games became popular in the late 1970s. During the early 1980s Brent started developing his own games for home computer systems such as the Sinclair ZX81, Acorn Electron, and the Apple 2. With the limited memory and processing power of these early computers it was necessary for Brent to implement a number of memory saving "tricks". These tricks are generally not required with current technology, however Brent still employs some of these methods when designing games in DHTML/Javascript, which (as an interpreted language) can run slow on low-end computers. Brent's current game development is centered around the design and programming of arcade-styled "casual games", which are played online within a web-browser. At the other end of the day, Brent DJs in Christchurch city clubs and events as "Maestro B", his genre of choice being House. Click for more about Brent Silby. Steven Linton Game designer, programmer Steven Linton joined Def-Logic in 2005. With a background in puzzle game design and robust programming ability, Steven brings a high level skillset to Def-Logic. Before joining Def-Logic Steven has been involved in several notable projects, including the development of such games as Worms 3D, which implemented cutting edge augmented reality technologies developed at the Christchurch based "HitLab". Steven has developed a powerful sprite-based "arcade" engine, which now powers all of Def-Logic's games. Steven is currently developing an updated game engine in Actionscript 3. Click for more about Steven Linton. ©Copyright DEF-LOGIC 2001-2007