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'''Dylan Cuthbert''' is a British video game designer. Currently the president of [[Q-Games]] and formerly a programmer for [[Argonaut Software]], Cuthbert has been involved with the ''[[Star Fox]]'' series off and on since the beginning. | '''Dylan Cuthbert''' is a British video game designer. Currently the president of [[Q-Games]] and formerly a programmer for [[Argonaut Software]], Cuthbert has been involved with the ''[[Star Fox]]'' series off and on since the beginning. | ||
As part of Argonaut Software, Cuthbert was lead programmer for ''[[Star Fox (game)|Star Fox]]'' and ''[[Star Fox 2]]''. | As part of Argonaut Software, Cuthbert was the lead programmer for ''[[Star Fox (game)|Star Fox]]'' and ''[[Star Fox 2]]''. | ||
Argonaut Software has since folded, and after working at Sony Computer Entertainment, Cuthbert went on to found Q-Games, a Japan-based video game developer with both Japanese and non-Japanese staff. Q-Games co-developed ''[[Star Fox Command]]'', as well as ''[[Star Fox 64 3D]]'', a remake of [[Star Fox 64|the original]] for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. In addition to the ''Star Fox'' series, he is also known as the creator of ''X'' for the Game Boy, ''Digidrive'', and the ''PixelJunk'' series, among others. | Argonaut Software has since folded, and after working at Sony Computer Entertainment, Cuthbert went on to found Q-Games, a Japan-based video game developer with both Japanese and non-Japanese staff. Q-Games co-developed ''[[Star Fox Command]]'', as well as ''[[Star Fox 64 3D]]'', a remake of [[Star Fox 64|the original]] for the [[Nintendo 3DS]]. In addition to the ''Star Fox'' series, he is also known as the creator of ''X'' for the Game Boy, ''Digidrive'', and the ''PixelJunk'' series, among others. | ||