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'''Jeffrey White''' is a movie visual effects creator, although before that he worked on the Blue Thunder licensed game for the Action Max (a flop of a gaming console which attempted to combine VHS tapes with gaming, ultimately sacrificing much interactivity in favor of just having video clips with insignificant clues of when to shoot). |
'''Jeffrey White''' is a movie visual effects creator, although before that he worked on the Blue Thunder licensed game for the Action Max (a flop of a gaming console which attempted to combine VHS tapes with gaming, ultimately sacrificing much interactivity in favor of just having video clips with insignificant clues of when to shoot). |
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Revision as of 16:53, 10 October 2023
Background
Jeffrey White is a movie visual effects creator, although before that he worked on the Blue Thunder licensed game for the Action Max (a flop of a gaming console which attempted to combine VHS tapes with gaming, ultimately sacrificing much interactivity in favor of just having video clips with insignificant clues of when to shoot).
Logo (1987)
_(From_-_Action_Max).png)
Visuals: We see words "Jeffrey White Productions" against a black background.
Technique: None.
Audio: The ending theme.
Availability: Only seen at the end of the Blue Thunder game for Action Max.
