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Jacqui Lyons was a representative of game creators in the United Kingdom, serving as an agent for game programmers such as [[David Braben]], [[Ian Bell]], [[Chris Sawyer]], and [[Jez San]]. | Jacqui Lyons was a representative of game creators in the United Kingdom, serving as an agent for game programmers such as [[David Braben]], [[Ian Bell]], [[Chris Sawyer]], and [[Jez San]]. | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 5 September 2024
Jacqui Lyons was a representative of game creators in the United Kingdom, serving as an agent for game programmers such as David Braben, Ian Bell, Chris Sawyer, and Jez San.
Photos[edit]
Jacqui Lyons. (1984)
Jacqui Lyons. (1989)
Jacqui Lyons. (1991)
Gameography[edit]
| Game | Platform | Publisher | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontier: Elite II | Amiga, Atari ST, DOS | GameTek | Thanks |
