David R. Watson

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David R. Watson is a bowyer currently living in Austin, Texas. He has composed music for the Ultima series, including "Stones". Watson is a fencing master, a composer, and musician; and has a varied career of video game support including level designer in X-COM: Apocalypse, lead mission analyst in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, and music composer in Ultima.

Watson is also known by his Ultima alter ego, Iolo. His late wife, Kathleen Jones, was also an Ultima character, Gwenno, Iolo's in-game wife.^{[1][circular reference]}

Games credited[]

• Ultima V: Warriors of Destiny (1988), Origin Systems (first appearance of his song "Stones")
• Ultima VI: The False Prophet (1990), Origin Systems
• Ultima VII: The Black Gate (1992), Origin Systems
• Ultima VII Part Two: Serpent Isle (1993), Origin Systems
• Ultima VII: The Silver Seed (1993), Electronic Arts
• Stonekeep (1995), Interplay Productions
• You Don't Know Jack: Volume 3 (1997), Sierra On-Line
• You Don't Know Jack: Television (1997), Berkeley Systems
• X-COM: Apocalypse (1997), MicroProse
• You Don't Know Jack: Volume 4 - The Ride (1998), Sierra On-Line

Books[]

• Iolo's First Book of Crossbows

References[]

External links[]

• New World Arbalest, David's Bows via Internet Archive
• David R. Watson at MobyGames
• David R. Watson at OverClocked ReMix

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