In Computer Gaming Worlds' list of the greatest computer games of all time, Rob Landeros was involved in the creation of seven of them. A meticulous artist, designer and craftsman, Rob's is applying his experience in multimedia, his graphic design expertise and his passion for the game of golf toward website development that is visually distinctive, fun to use, generates new revenues and is easy to maintain.

Prior to founding LLD, Rob co-founded Aftermath Media where he created and produced two highly acclaimed interactive movies for DVD, Tender Loving Care and Point of View. Prior to that, he co-founded Trilobyte, the maker of the wildly successful and classic CD-ROM products, The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour.

Rob first entered the entertainment software industry in 1987 as Art Director for Cinemaware. There, he directed such best-selling and innovative titles as Rocket Ranger, King of Chicago and Defender of the Crown. He then went on to become company Art Director for Virgin Interactive Entertainment. While there he directed numerous titles such as Spirit of Excalibur and War in Middle Earth. He co-created the popular "gameshow of the future", Lexi-Cross.

For his achievements in entertainment software, and particularly for The 7th Guest, Rob has been honored with numerous awards, including "Best Entertainment Title, 1994" (Multimedia World Reader's Choice Awards); "Golden Triad Award" (Computer Game Review), "Most Valuable Product" (PC Computing), and "Best CD Game" (Interactive Academy Cybermania Awards). For his interactive movies he has won "Most Creative Use of DVD Technology" (European DVD Summit), "Best DVD" (Interactive Digital Media Association), "Creative Excellence in DVD Technology" (DVD Pro Conference 1999).