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Video Game Design Career

This timeline specifically addresses Theresa Duncan's professional career in video game design, highlighting her collaborative projects and critical acclaim.
Chop Suey
Late 1990s
Duncan, in collaboration with Monica Lynn, created 'Chop Suey,' a critically acclaimed children's CD-ROM game. The game was notable for its distinctive visuals, quirky storytelling, and focus on creativity and exploration. It became a significant success and established Duncan as a talented game designer.
Smarty
1996
Duncan and Lynn created 'Smarty,' another children's CD-ROM game, building on the success of 'Chop Suey.' 'Smarty' continued to showcase their unique artistic style and focus on educational content, further solidifying their reputation in the industry.
Zero Zero
1997
Duncan and Lynn produced 'Zero Zero.' Like its predecessors, it received positive reviews for its innovative design, artistic merit, and engaging gameplay. It solidified the duo's reputation for creating high-quality children's entertainment.