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[[File:Drew Markham.jpg|thumb|150px|Drew Markham]]
==Interview==
[[Drew Markham Interview#20_January_1999|20 January 1999 about Kingpin.]]<br>
[[Drew Markham Interview#4_Februari_1999|4 Februari 1999 about Kingpin.]]<br>
[[Drew Markham Interview#11_Februari_1999|11 Februari 1999 about Kingpin.]]<br>
[[Drew Markham Interview#21_Februari_1999|21 Februari 1999 about Kingpin.]]<br>

==Biography==
From February 2007 until 11th October 2007 Drew Markham was President of 3G Studios's Tahoe division. Prior to that, he was Chief Creative Officer of Vivendi Universal Games.

Markham founded Gray Matter Studios and produced the series Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Redneck Rampage. He also designed Kingpin: Life of Crime.

He passed away May 6th, 2018 in Santa Ana, California, at the age of 59.

==Complete gameography==
*''Quake II'' (2023, Windows) - Design and Direction
*''Brütal Legend'' (2009, Xbox 360) - Special Thanks
*''Legendary'' (2008, Windows) - Thanks
*''M.A.C.H.: Modified Air Combat Heroes'' (2007, PSP) - Featuring the Voices of
*''50 Cent: Bulletproof - G Unit Edition'' (2006, PSP) - VUG Special Thanks
*''Cold Winter'' (2005, PlayStation 2) - Executive Producer/VP
*''Robots'' (2005, Game Boy Advance) - Special Thanks
*''Robots'' (2005, GameCube) - Special Thanks
*''Fight Club'' (2004, Xbox) - Special Thanks
*''Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory'' (2003, Windows) - Voice Cast
*''Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Operation Resurrection'' (2003, PlayStation 2) - Directed by
*''Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Tides of War'' (2003, Xbox) - Directed by
*''Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Game of the Year'' (2002, Windows) - Directed by
*''Return to Castle Wolfenstein'' (2001, Windows) - Director
*''Kingpin: Life of Crime'' (1999, Windows) - Original