Iron Lord was originally developed on the Atari ST by six people, including David Whitaker who wrote the music. The Spectrum conversion is being handled by Ashminster Computing, a Leicester-based programming house headed by Roger Taylor. Originally specializing in Amstrad and PC conversions, once a conversion deal was signed with UbiSoft they launched a recruiting drive which still continues. One of their first recruits was Jonathan Medhurst, a twenty-one year old techie. His first conversion was Skateball, after which he went on to Iron Lord. His partner on the project is Nigel Kenward, a free lance graphic artist in his early thirties who provided most of the graphics for Skateball. They've been working on Iron Lord for five months already and their biggest problem has been cramming such a big game into the Spectrum.
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