The strength of a game developer is all down to its people. The only way to have the best studio in a particular field is to employ the best people, to learn from everyone’s different experiences and to grow from there. At Razorback we are quite fussy about who joins the team, but we believe that fussiness more than pays off and helps build our reputation for quality, creativity and reliability.

The Management Team

David Leitch, Managing Director

David has been writing games since 1983. He has worked on more than 30 published titles to date, on a large variety of different systems ranging from the ZX Spectrum to the PlayStation 2. David was lead programmer on several of the console versions of the "Mortal Kombat" series developed by Probe for Acclaim in the mid-90's, including the million-plus selling Megadrive version of "Mortal Kombat 2". More recently, David has specialised in developing games for handheld systems.

He programmed the CGB versions of "Driver" and "Space Invaders" for Crawfish and was the lead programmer on the GBA game "Medal of Honor: Infiltrator", for Electronic Arts. David’s experience in 3D includes writing high level graphics pipelines, world management systems and both A.I. and game control systems for a number of high-end console formats. He has also been responsible for managing the production of all the games developed by Razorback since its inception.

Jeff Tawney, Commercial Director

Jeff brings over 16 years’ management experience from both the publishing and development sides of the games industry. With various senior roles at Tengen, Time Warner Interactive, Philips and Sega, he spent 8 years running the management consultancy Hairy Moose and helping developers and publishers with a range of product development and commercial issues.

The Core Team

The core team is made up of gnarly old veterans and bright young sparks with a solid understanding of what makes a handheld game fun. Razorback combines this understanding with strong creativity to ensure the games stand out, good technology to ensure it all works and sound management practices to ensure the process runs smoothly.