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 ====== Winter Gold ======
-**//Winter Gold//** is a [[tool:hardware:SNES]] game released in 1996. A North American version was planned under the name //FX Skiing//, but was not released.
+**//Winter Gold//** is a [[super_nintendo_entertainment_system|SNES]] game released in 1996. A North American version was planned under the name //FX Skiing//, but was not released.
-The game uses a similar graphic technique to the [[tool:hardware:Amiga]] demo //[[wp>State_of_the_Art_(demo)|State of the Art]]//, and they share a programmer, [[person:Paul Endresen]] (AKA: Lone Starr). The developer, [[organisation:Funcom]], was founded by, and hired many people from the European demoscene.\\
+The game uses a similar graphic technique to the [[commodore_amiga|Amiga]] demo //[[wp>State_of_the_Art_(demo)|State of the Art]]//, and they share a programmer, [[Paul Endresen]] (AKA: Lone Starr). The developer, [[Funcom]], was founded by, and hired many people from the European demoscene.\\
-The menu background copies the 'dancing girl' motif found in //State of the Art//, made by tracing pre-recorded video with vectors. In //Winter Gold// the course graphics use the same technique, though the traced video in these cases was originally 3-D. It's one of the most interesting looking SNES games: the graphics look like a jumbley [[tool:hardware:PlayStation]] game, and the sparse, considered use of colour and lighting recall //[[mirrors_edge|Mirror's Edge]]//. Effectively the game is just sprites on a streaming background (though one created in real-time--as incredible and contradictory as real-time and streaming seem to be) but feels much more alive than that.
+The menu background copies the 'dancing girl' motif found in //State of the Art//, made by tracing pre-recorded video with vectors. In //Winter Gold// the course graphics use the same technique, though the traced video in these cases was originally 3-D. It's one of the most interesting looking SNES games: the graphics look like a jumbley [[sony_playstation|PlayStation]] game, and the sparse, considered use of colour and lighting recall //[[mirrors_edge|Mirror's Edge]]//. Effectively the game is just sprites on a streaming background (though one created in real-time--as incredible and contradictory as real-time and streaming seem to be) but feels much more alive than that.
 =====Credits=====
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   * **Executive producers**
-    * [[person:Anthony Harman]]
+    * [[Anthony Harman]]
-    * [[person:Erik Gløersen]]
+    * [[Erik Gløersen]]
   * **Producer**
-    * [[person:Brian Ullrich]]
+    * [[Brian Ullrich]]
   * **Director**
-    * [[person:Henning Rokling]]
+    * [[Henning Rokling]]
   * **Additional design**
-    * [[person:Ken Lobb]]
+    * [[Ken Lobb]]
-    * [[person:Joseph Bayne]]
+    * [[Joseph Bayne]]
   * **Main Programmer**
-    * [[person:Olav Mørkrid]]
+    * [[Olav Mørkrid]]
   * **Main modeller**
-    * [[person:Rune Spaans]]
+    * [[Rune Spaans]]
   * **Modellers**
-    * [[person:Dennis Hansen]]
+    * [[Dennis Hansen]]
-    * [[person:Daniel Staver]]
+    * [[Daniel Staver]]
   * **Polygon Programmer**
-    * [[person:paul_endresen|Paul Endre Endresen]]
+    * [[paul_endresen|Paul Endre Endresen]]
-    * [[person:Steinar Midtskogen]]
+    * [[Steinar Midtskogen]]
   * **Game Programmers**
-    * [[person:Joakim Jönsson]]
+    * [[Joakim Jönsson]]
-    * [[person:Frank Stevenson]]
+    * [[Frank Stevenson]]
   * **Tools**
-    * [[person:Andre Johansen]]
+    * [[Andre Johansen]]
-    * [[person:Stein Pedersen]]
+    * [[Stein Pedersen]]
   * **Music and sound**
-    * [[person:Jeroen Tel]] of '[[company:Maniacs of Noise]]'
+    * [[Jeroen Tel]] of '[[company:Maniacs of Noise]]'
   * **Cleanup artists**
-    * [[person:Tom T Gjerde]]
+    * [[Tom T Gjerde]]
-    * [[person:Odd Rune Hansen]]
+    * [[Odd Rune Hansen]]
-    * [[person:Jack Kristoffersen]]
+    * [[Jack Kristoffersen]]
-    * [[person:Dagfinn Mørkrid]]
+    * [[Dagfinn Mørkrid]]
   * **Dancing**
-    * [[person:Jannicke S Olsen]]
+    * [[Jannicke S Olsen]]
   * **Special thanks**
-    * [[person:Mike Fukuda]]
+    * [[Mike Fukuda]]
-    * [[person:Mike Kelbaugh]]
+    * [[Mike Kelbaugh]]
-    * [[person:Rich Richardson]]
+    * [[Rich Richardson]]
-    * [[person:Chris Needham]]
+    * [[Chris Needham]]
-    * [[person:Erich Waas]]
+    * [[Erich Waas]]
-    * [[person:Stacey Peterson]]
+    * [[Stacey Peterson]]
-    * [[person:Scott Stinson]]
+    * [[Scott Stinson]]
-    * [[person:Jeff Bafus]]
+    * [[Jeff Bafus]]
-    * [[person:Greg Richardson]]
+    * [[Greg Richardson]]
-    * [[person:Isaac Marshall]]
+    * [[Isaac Marshall]]
-    * [[person:Henry Sterchi]]
+    * [[Henry Sterchi]]
-    * [[person:Henning Solberg]]
+    * [[Henning Solberg]]
-    * [[person:Alf Yngve]]
+    * [[Alf Yngve]]
-    * [[person:Maria Mørkrid]]
+    * [[Maria Mørkrid]]
-    * [[person:Øystein Andersen]]
+    * [[Øystein Andersen]]
 ===== See Also =====
   * [[yt>RpxbG-wXnmY|SNES Gameplay: Winter Gold (aka FX Skiing)]] - Video showing different stages and events.
-  * [[http://www.superrune.com/gallery/1995_wintergold.php|winter Golds SNES Game]] - Page on the game's creation, by staff member [[person:Rune Spaans]].
+  * [[http://www.superrune.com/gallery/1995_wintergold.php|winter Golds SNES Game]] - Page on the game's creation, by staff member [[Rune Spaans]].
+{{tag>videogame demo-scene snes credits}}