Adrian Crook, Game Consultant – Videogame Designer, Creative Director, Executive Producer – Xbox 360 PS3 Wii Facebook Flash iPhone

The Princess and the Frog is a Wii and PC game based on the Disney movie released Fall 2009. I was contracted by Amaze Entertainment to author the high level design for the Wii product, which later spawned the PC sku. I served as the Lead Designer until the internal team was staffed up.

The Outfit was THQ’s first Xbox 360 game and Relic’s first console game. I was the lead internal Producer, from concept to completion, managing a team of nearly 100 development staff. The Outfit is a third person, squad-based action game with the strategic depth of a ground-based RTS.

At Decode Entertainment, I co-conceived Urban Vermin as a TV and game property. Originally designed to launch as a Nintendo DS game and kids TV series simultaneously, the 26-episode CG series launched in the prime-time animated comedy lineup of YTV and around the world in Fall 2007.

I conceived and produced this PlayStation 2 music product while at my own studio, Moderngroove Entertainment. After securing the Ministry of Sound license and content, I recruited a team of 10 artists and programmers who built the product over a year. I signed Ubi Soft to publish the product.

I drafted the original concept for Sled Storm, created a multiplayer demo with a couple friends and successfully pitched EA executives to produce the game. Over the next year, I produced and co-designed the product. Sled Storm for the PlayStation shipped in the Fall of 1999 and sold 1 million units.

ReBoot, my first title as a producer after I started at EA Canada in 1995, was a third-person action-adventure game based on the computer-animated TV series of the same name. I wrote the design doc, scripted the voice overs, co-wrote the linear video script, level edited and scripted AI.