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Doctor Soft

Also known as

  • Dr. Soft

Real name: Didier Malenfant

Location: Paris, Île-de-France, France

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After his demoscene career, Doctor Soft has contributed to a number of games, including Waterworld (1995), VR Baseball '97 (1997), Clay Fighter 63 1/3 (1997), Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut (1998), Wild 9 (1998), R/C Stunt Copter (1999), CTR: Crash Team Racing (1999), Ronaldo V-Football (2000), Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy (2001), Jak II (2003), and Ōkami (2008).

Productions (13)
Participated in Byte Jam
 Inércia Demoparty 2023 Dec 2023
Criminal 1 - Text (Editor) (as Dr. Soft)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Red Sector Inc. Feb 1990
Cracker Journal 18 - Text (editor)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Alpha Flight Jan 1990
Amiga OCS/ECS - Cracktro
Europe Sep 1989
Amiga OCS/ECS - Demo
Aces 1989
Crazy Cars 2 - Other (original supply) (as Dr. Soft)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Cracktro
Aces 1989
Stand v1.0 - Text
Amiga OCS/ECS - Cracktro
Defjam 1989
Cracker Journal #10 - Text (editor)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Alpha Flight Nov 1988
Cracker Journal 9 - Text (editor) (as Dr. Soft)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Alpha Flight Sep 1988
Cracker Journal 6 - Text (editor) (as Dr. Soft)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Alpha Flight Jun 1988
Cracker Journal 5 - Text (as Dr. Soft)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Diskmag
Alpha Flight May 1988
Manhattan Dealers - Code (Crack)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Cracktro
Bamiga Sector One and The Kent Team May 1988
Space Racer - Code (Crack)
Amiga OCS/ECS - Cracktro
Bamiga Sector One and The Kent Team 1988

Last edited on 29 Jan 2024 by DoctorSoft. See all edits