Rex Bradford

This is the web page of Rex Bradford: computer game developer, book author, and electronic archivist and publisher of historical documents.

email: rex@rexbradford.net

Computer game developer:

The Empire Strikes Back
Jedi Arena
Pitfall II
Counting Parade
Mathematics Unlimited
Little Computer People
Mean 18
King's Quest
Bimini Run
Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri
British Open Championship Golf
NCAA Football 98
NHL 99
SuperCross 2000
Frequency
Empire Earth: Art of Conquest


Book author:

Real Time Animation Toolkit in C++, published by John Wiley & Sons in 1995. The book is a tutorial for programmers on the subject of 2D and 3D animation programming, and develops a set of C++ classes for software-based rendering.

See the book's page on amazon.com.

 


Electronic archivist and publisher:

Rex Bradford is vice-president and a board member of the Assassination Archives and Research Center, located in Washington DC. The AARC is the largest private archive of documents and books devoted to the study of political assassinations. The AARC website is an electronic archive of tens of thousands of pages of reports, transcripts, and declassified documents.

AARC website: www.aarclibrary.org

Rex is also sole proprietor of History Matters, devoted to pursuing and disseminating the truth about U.S. political assassinations and other dark chapters of modern American history. The History Matters website contains an extensive electronic archive of documents as well as essays extensively hyperlinked to their documentary source material.

History Matters website: www.history-matters.com