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==Games designed by Alexis Adams== | ==Games designed by Alexis Adams== | ||
The Adventure International [[adventure game]]s she co-designed with her husband were ''[[Pirate Adventure]]'' in | Beginning her career in [[1978]], Alexis Adams was one of the earliest female video game designers. | ||
The Adventure International [[adventure game]]s she co-designed with her husband were ''[[Pirate Adventure]]'' in 1978 and ''[[Mystery Fun House]]'' in [[1980]]. She was the sole designer of ''[[Voodoo Castle]]'' in [[1983]]. | |||
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
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| Alexis Adams | |
| Known for | Co-founded Adventure International |
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| Birth | ~1958 |
| Death | April 16, 2008 |
Irene "Alexis" Adams (~1958 - April 16, 2008) co-founded Adventure International with her then-husband Scott Adams.
Games designed by Alexis Adams
Beginning her career in 1978, Alexis Adams was one of the earliest female video game designers.
The Adventure International adventure games she co-designed with her husband were Pirate Adventure in 1978 and Mystery Fun House in 1980. She was the sole designer of Voodoo Castle in 1983.
Death
She died on April 16, 2008, at age 50, in Orlando, Florida, due to complications from Addison's Disease.
