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Mevlüt Dinç (born May 1957), better known as Mev Dinc, is a Turkish-British video game designer. Born and raised in Turkey, he moved to England in 1979 while finishing his studies, intending to pursue a master's degree there. Unable to pay the high tuition fees for international students, Dinc worked in a cable factory in Southampton, where a colleague introduced him to video games and got him a ZX Spectrum when it was released in 1982. Dinc taught himself to program via magazines and began working in the video game industry in 1983, starting with assisting on the Commodore 64 conversion of Ant Attack, released in 1984. After his first original game, Gerry the Germ Goes Body Poppin', in 1985, he worked with Electric Dreams Software on another original game, Prodigy, the Amstrad CPC port of

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  • Mevlüt Dinç (born May 1957), better known as Mev Dinc, is a Turkish-British video game designer. Born and raised in Turkey, he moved to England in 1979 while finishing his studies, intending to pursue a master's degree there. Unable to pay the high tuition fees for international students, Dinc worked in a cable factory in Southampton, where a colleague introduced him to video games and got him a ZX Spectrum when it was released in 1982. Dinc taught himself to program via magazines and began working in the video game industry in 1983, starting with assisting on the Commodore 64 conversion of Ant Attack, released in 1984. After his first original game, Gerry the Germ Goes Body Poppin', in 1985, he worked with Electric Dreams Software on another original game, Prodigy, the Amstrad CPC port of Enduro Racer, and various tie-ins with films and TV series. After leaving Electric Dreams, Dinc co-developed Last Ninja 2 for System 3 and, together with former System 3 employees Hugh Riley and John Twiddy, founded Vivid Image in September 1989. After moving back to Turkey in 2000, Dinc founded Dinç İnteraktif (later renamed Sobee Studios), which he sold to Türk Telekom in 2009 and subsequently left in 2013. Dinc has received several awards for his work and is a member of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. (en)
  • Мевлют Динч (тур. Mevlüt Dinç; май 1957, Орду, Турция), более известный как Мев Динк (англ. Mev Dinc) — британско-турецкий гейм-дизайнер. Родившийся и выросший в Турции, он переехал в Англию в 1979 году, когда заканчивал учебу, намереваясь получить там степень магистра. Будучи не в состоянии платить высокую плату за обучение иностранных студентов, Динч работал на кабельном заводе в Саутгемптоне, где коллега познакомил его с видеоиграми и подарил ему ZX Spectrum, когда он был выпущен в 1982 году. Динч научился программировать с помощью журналов и начал работать в индустрии видеоигр в 1983 году, начав с помощи в портировании. Покинув Electric Dreams, Динк стал соавтором Last Ninja 2 для System 3 и вместе с бывшими сотрудниками System 3 Хью Райли и Джоном Твидди основал Vivid Image в сентябре 1989 года. Вернувшись в Турцию в 2000 году, Динч основал Dinç İnteraktif (позже переименованную в Sobee Studios), которую он продал Türk Telekom в 2009 году, а затем ушел в 2013 году. Динч получил несколько наград за свою работу и является членом BAFTA. (ru)
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  • Dinc in August 2021 (en)
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  • Mevlüt Dinç (born May 1957), better known as Mev Dinc, is a Turkish-British video game designer. Born and raised in Turkey, he moved to England in 1979 while finishing his studies, intending to pursue a master's degree there. Unable to pay the high tuition fees for international students, Dinc worked in a cable factory in Southampton, where a colleague introduced him to video games and got him a ZX Spectrum when it was released in 1982. Dinc taught himself to program via magazines and began working in the video game industry in 1983, starting with assisting on the Commodore 64 conversion of Ant Attack, released in 1984. After his first original game, Gerry the Germ Goes Body Poppin', in 1985, he worked with Electric Dreams Software on another original game, Prodigy, the Amstrad CPC port of (en)
  • Мевлют Динч (тур. Mevlüt Dinç; май 1957, Орду, Турция), более известный как Мев Динк (англ. Mev Dinc) — британско-турецкий гейм-дизайнер. Родившийся и выросший в Турции, он переехал в Англию в 1979 году, когда заканчивал учебу, намереваясь получить там степень магистра. Будучи не в состоянии платить высокую плату за обучение иностранных студентов, Динч работал на кабельном заводе в Саутгемптоне, где коллега познакомил его с видеоиграми и подарил ему ZX Spectrum, когда он был выпущен в 1982 году. Динч научился программировать с помощью журналов и начал работать в индустрии видеоигр в 1983 году, начав с помощи в портировании. Покинув Electric Dreams, Динк стал соавтором Last Ninja 2 для System 3 и вместе с бывшими сотрудниками System 3 Хью Райли и Джоном Твидди основал Vivid Image в сентябре (ru)
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