Interplay Adds Talent

Interplay announced the addition of two industry veterans to its internal development team: John Morgan, formally of GT Interactive, and David Sullivan, formally of EA. Morgan was named as Interplay's corporate technology and Sullivan as lead programmer.

Morgan has held several positions at GT Interactive, Williams Electronics, and the Leland Corp. He has helped create the original Off-Road, Indie Heat, Zoo Keeper, and Dirt Trax FX. Sullivan is joining Interplay as the lead programmer for the company's PlayStation 2 effort and has helped build several games at EA and Mindscape, including Need for Speed, Soviet Strike, Road Rash for the Internet, and the SNES version of Wing Commander.