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== Summary == | |||
{{Information | |||
|description = A render of the Large Driller (an early name for the [[Chrome Crusher]]) made during the development of ''[[LEGO Rock Raiders (video game)|LEGO Rock Raiders]]''. | |||
|source = Extracted from [https://archive.org/details/DDI-RockRaiders-ObjectFunctionV2/mode/2up?view=theater "Object Function Listing for LEGO Rock Raiders V2.0"] | |||
|date = 8 June 1998, 04:00:00 | |||
|author = Ian Deary, [[Artworld UK]] | |||
|additional_information = File and information taken from "Object Function Listing for LEGO Rock Raiders V2.doc" (Ian Deary, 8 June 1998) and <samp>Lego_Data_Files\Document\Finalised\[[Wikipedia:PaintShop Pro|PSPBRWSE]].JBF</samp>, both recovered from the 2020 [[Data Design Interactive]] [[Data Design Interactive hard drives|hard drive lot]]. | |||
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== Licensing == | |||
{{Non-free video game art}} | |||
[[Category:LEGO Rock Raiders (video game) concept art]] | |||
[[Category:Images of works by Artworld UK]] | |||
[[Category:Images from the 2020 Data Design Interactive lot]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:11, 23 November 2024
Summary
| Description | A render of the Large Driller (an early name for the Chrome Crusher) made during the development of LEGO Rock Raiders. |
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| Date | 8 June 1998, 04:00:00 |
| Source | Extracted from "Object Function Listing for LEGO Rock Raiders V2.0" |
| Author | Ian Deary, Artworld UK |
| Additional information | File and information taken from "Object Function Listing for LEGO Rock Raiders V2.doc" (Ian Deary, 8 June 1998) and Lego_Data_Files\Document\Finalised\PSPBRWSE.JBF, both recovered from the 2020 Data Design Interactive hard drive lot. |
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 | This image is of a drawing, painting, render, or other work of art from a video game, a piece of media associated with a video game, or video game packaging, and the copyright for it is most likely held by either the artist who produced the image, the person or group who commissioned the work, the publisher of the video game, or their heirs. |
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