Scott Cronce

Moby ID: 10

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Scott Cronce is Chief Technology Officer at Electronic Arts. He has been with the company since 24th October 1988 and started as a Technical Director. He then held various senior technology positions, including Manager of Tools & Technical Direction, Director of Technology, Vice President of Technology and Chief Technology Officer for EA Redwood Shores Studio. Scott is currently the Worldwide CTO, which essentially means he travels the world playing video games - to keep up with technological innovations. Cronce is a cum laude graduate from Johnson & Wales Collage were he received an Associate in Science Degree for Culinary Arts.

In 2002, the IDM artist Global Goon released the album Vatican Nitez on Rephlex Records. Track 10 is titled "Scott Cronce is the CEO", a likely but unconfirmed reference to this developer.

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The Grand Tour Game 2019 Director, Software Development
Boom Blox 2008 Special Thanks
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2002 2002 Special Thanks
Pirates: The Legend of Black Kat 2002 Special Thanks at Electronic Arts
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault 2002 EA Worldwide Studios
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2001 2001 Special Thanks
Madden NFL 2001 2000 Special Thanks: EA Sports
Michelle Kwan Figure Skating 1999 Special Thanks
Jane's Combat Simulations: WWII Fighters 1998 V.P. of Technology & Programming
Scarab 1997 Technical Director
Nuclear War: The Nuclear Holocaust 1997 Technical Help and Stuff
Harpoon Classic '97 1996 Programming (Harpoon Classic)
Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger 1996 Development Management
Harpoon Classic 1995 Original Design & Programming Team

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