Nasir Gebelli

Nasir Gebelli (also Nasser Gebelli; * 1957 ) is an American-Iranian game developer .

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He began his career on the Apple II and published there in quick succession games that impressed by their amazing graphic effects for the time. The reference Programmed by Nasir became a guarantee of commercial success.

Later, a friend brought him into contact with Square , who appreciated his Apple II work, for which he then programmed the first parts of the very successful role-playing game series Final Fantasy, among other things .

Games

• Sirius software
  • Star Cruiser (1980, Apple II)
  • Phantoms Five (1980, Apple II)
  • Both Barrels contained High Noon and Duck Hunt (1980, Apple II)
  • Gorgon (1981, Apple II)
  • Space Eggs (1981, Apple II)
  • Cyber ​​Strike (1981, Apple II)
  • Pulsar II (1981, Apple II)
  • Autobahn (1981, Apple II)
• Gebelli software
  • Horizon V (1981, Apple II)
  • Firebird (1981, Apple II)
  • Russki Duck (1982, Apple II)
  • Zenith (1982, Apple II)
  • Neptune (1982, Apple II)
• Nintendo
  • Wheel Racer (1987, NES)
• Square
  • Final Fantasy (1987, NES)
  • Final Fantasy II (1988, NES)
  • Secret of Mana (1993, SNES)
  • Final Fantasy Origins (2002)

Web links

• Nasir Gebelli at MobyGames (English)
• Apple II reunion party ( Memento from August 5, 2003 on the Internet Archive ) (organized by John Romero , who names Nasir as a role model)