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[[Image:Ericholmes megatron.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Lex Luthor meets Joey Slick.]]
[[Image:Ericholmes megatron.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Lex Luthor meets Joey Slick.]]
'''Eric Holmes''' is a Scottish video game designer, who worked on [[Canada|Canadian]] developer Radical Entertainment's well-received ''[[wikipedia:The_Incredible_Hulk:_Ultimate_Destruction|Hulk: Ultimate Destruction]]'' <small>(a cited influence on the 2007 ''Transformers'' console game)</small> and ''Prototype'', among many others. He has since moved onto Epic Games and Warner Bros. Games Montréal.
'''Eric Holmes''' is a Scottish video game designer, who worked on [[Canada|Canadian]] developer Radical Entertainment's well-received ''[[wikipedia:The_Incredible_Hulk:_Ultimate_Destruction|Hulk: Ultimate Destruction]]'' <small>(a cited influence on the 2007 ''Transformers'' console game)</small> and ''Prototype'', among many others. He has since moved onto Epic Games, Warner Bros. Games Montréal and EA DICE.


Eric figured that if he shaved his head and dropped acid, people would assume he was [[wikipedia:Grant_Morrison|Grant Morrison]] and hire him to write comic books.  He wrote ''[[The Transformers: Megatron Origin|Transformers: Megatron Origin]]'' for [[IDW Publishing]].
Eric figured that if he shaved his head and dropped acid, people would assume he was [[wikipedia:Grant_Morrison|Grant Morrison]] and hire him to write comic books.  He wrote ''[[The Transformers: Megatron Origin|Transformers: Megatron Origin]]'' for [[IDW Publishing]].

Revision as of 18:54, 18 September 2017

The name or term "Eric" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Eric (disambiguation).
Lex Luthor meets Joey Slick.

Eric Holmes is a Scottish video game designer, who worked on Canadian developer Radical Entertainment's well-received Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (a cited influence on the 2007 Transformers console game) and Prototype, among many others. He has since moved onto Epic Games, Warner Bros. Games Montréal and EA DICE.

Eric figured that if he shaved his head and dropped acid, people would assume he was Grant Morrison and hire him to write comic books. He wrote Transformers: Megatron Origin for IDW Publishing.