Neighbors from Hell (2005)
Platforms: Xbox · GameCubeGenres: Genres · Puzzle · Side view · 2D scrolling · Free camera · Real-time · Stealth · Asia · Contemporary · North America
The GameCube and Xbox versions of Neighbors from Hell are unique releases which include episodes from the Windows versions of both Neighbors from Hell and Neighbors from Hell: On Vacation, with some of the first game
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Cast & Crew · 21 people
- Michael Paeck· Studio Manager, Producers, Game and Level Design, Producer
- Lisandro Aguilar· Producers, Quality Assurance
- Ian Cunliffe· Producers, Console Relationship Manager
- Gerhard E. Kodys· Lead Game Designer, Game and Level Design, Manual
- Julian Breddy· Game and Level Design
- Stefan M. Halegger· Additional Level Design, Art Direction, Graphic Artists
- Florian Kernler· Additional Level Design
- Miguel Marn· Additional Level Design, Graphic Artists
- Michael Brandstetter· Graphic Artists
- Steffen Gölles· Graphic Artists
- Andreas Meissl· Lead Programmer, Programmers
- Bernhard Gruber· Programmers
- Rainer Mörwald· Programmers
- Uwe Pachler· Programmers
- Stephen Venables· Lead Tester
- Arnold Pötsch· Product Manager
- Gennaro Giani· Int. Localisation Manager
- Jaqueline Zweck· Graphic Artist
- Harald Riegler· Sound Lead
- Georg Heinz· Assistant Producer
- Robbie Ost· Sound Design
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