Neil Higgins
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Neil Higgins sold Commodore 64 software to English Commodore Disk User magazine in the late 1980s.
Audio Development
Commodore 64
Higgins arranged songs in Ubik's Musik. In VICE 3.2, they sound best with the model 6581 (ReSID) and a bias of around 50, though how close this is to what Higgins heard is unconfirmed.
Regarding sound effects, he programmed The Sound FX Kit for the general public. His own game seems to use a very early driver.
Gameography
| Released | Title | Sample | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1988-12-?? | Logic (C64) | ||
| 1989-04-21 | The Sound FX Kit (C64) | ||
| 1991-0?-?? | F1 GP Circuits (C64) | The Sound FX Kit | |
| 1991-0?-?? | Lupo Alberto: The VideoGame (C64) | The Sound FX Kit | |
| 1991-0?-?? | MoonShadow (C64) | The Sound FX Kit | |
| 1991-10-?? | Rolling Twins (C64) | The Sound FX Kit | |
| 1992-0?-?? | Clik Clak (C64) | The Sound FX Kit | |
| 199?-??-?? | Enzyme (C64) | The Sound FX Kit |
