Sensible Software 1986–1999

Gary Penn is a founding father of games journalism. His work on seminal magazines such as Zzap!64 and The One in the formative years of computer and video gaming set an insightful, incisive and creative benchmark. He continued to inspire, inform and entertain through many other leading publications, including Amiga Power, Edge, PC Format and PC Gamer. In 1991 he spread his wings to not only write authoritatively about games but to write for them. Among the dozens of published titles in his portfolio you will find Frontier, Grand Theft Auto, Space Station Silicon Valley, Crackdown, Quarrel and Save the Day. In 2007, he was uncharacteristically lost for words when the games industry honoured his significance by presenting him with the first ever Games Media Legend award."

Softography; Escape From Sainsbury’s; Parallax; Galax-i-Birds; Wizball; The Day the Universe Died; Shoot ’Em Up Construction Kit; Oh No; MicroProse Soccer; Touchstone; Insects in Space; International 3D Tennis; Mega lo Mania; Cover Disks; Unreleased Games; Sensible Soccer; Wizkid; Cannon Fodder; Cannon Fodder 2; Sensible World of Soccer; Sensible Golf; Have a Nice Day; Sensible Soccer ’98; Sex ’n’ Drugs ’n’ Rock ’n’ Roll; Images; Index; Colophon