Ken Lagace
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Ken Lagace began his video game music career as a composer for MicroProse Software in 1986 and ended it about ten years later, still composing music for MicroProse.
Lagace graduated music school with a performance degree in 1960. He then joined the US Coast Guard Band because of the Cuban missile crisis. He later taught music at a university and he played in an orchestra for 23 years. Lagace eventually wound up becoming a computer programmer, which he did for 20 years. Ken Lagace now is a photographer.
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Audio Development
NES
Ken used a sound driver by Scott Patterson. The music was most likely written in assembly.
Gameography
Released | Title | Sample | Notes |
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1986-??-?? | Gunship (AMI) | ||
1986-??-?? | Gunship (DOS) | ||
1987-??-?? | Airborne Ranger (C64) | ||
1987-??-?? | Pirates! (A2) | ||
1987-??-?? | Project Stealth Fighter (C64) | ||
1988-??-?? | Airborne Ranger (DOS) | ||
1988-??-?? | Red Storm Rising (C64) | ||
1989-??-?? | M1 Tank Platoon (DOS) | ||
1989-??-?? | Red Storm Rising (AST) | ||
1989-??-?? | Red Storm Rising (DOS) | ||
1990-??-?? | Pirates! (AMI) | ||
1990-??-?? | Red Storm Rising (AMI) | ||
1990-??-?? | Sword of the Samurai (DOS) | ||
1991-??-?? | Gunship 2000 (DOS) | ||
1991-??-?? | Nighthawk: F-117A Stealth Fighter 2 (DOS) | ||
1992-??-?? | Darklands (DOS) | ||
1992-??-?? | Rex Nebular and the Cosmic Gender Bender (DOS) | ||
1992-02-?? | F-15 Strike Eagle (NES) | ||
1992-12-?? | F-117A Stealth Fighter (NES) | ||
1994-??-?? | Fleet Defender: The F-14 Tomcat Simulation (DOS) | ||
1995-05-31 | Sid Meier's Colonization (MAC) | ||
1995-06-26 | Sid Meier's Colonization (DOS) | ||
1995-07-?? | Across the Rhine (W16) |
Links
- mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,86/ - MobyGames.
- facebook.com/jklagace - Facebook.