From: Kurt Arnlund <kurtarnlund@mac.com>
Subject: Re: Re-Volt
Date: 6. Dezember 2012 19:53:39 MEZ
To: Marvin Thiel <marvinthiel@me.com>

Hi Marvin,

I did work at Tsunami Visual for a period, and I did work on a Re-Volt arcade machine with a motion seat after working on a StarWars Starfighter machine.

I created a junk yard circle track using the crane and a car model that I made using pictures of a coworkers car.  I also created some original music that I was using in the junk yard track.

Unfortunately I left before it was released, so I don't know the whole story about what happened to the Re-Volt machines.  Tsunami Visual sold out to another company soon after I was laid off.  You know as much about it as I remember.

Cabinet Pictures

Best,
Kurt Arnlund
Ingenious Arts and Technologies LLC

On Dec 6, 2012, at 6:22 AM, Marvin Thiel wrote:
Hey there,

I'm Marv from the Re-Volt Community (Re-Volt Live Forum). We are quite a few active people but we're well alive. We gathered a lot of Re-Volt's history by contacting some Re-Volt devs. But still, there are some shadows to it. By the way, Re-Volt is still being developed. A new build is being released almost every month! 
However, I read in your Blog that you were working for Tsunami and that you were also working on the arcade version of Re-Volt (that article from 31/01/03…). We don't know much about it besides that some community tracks were implemented, physics were made more arcade and some UI changes and so on. 
Can you tell us anything more? Can you remember any tracks? Somewhere, I read something about a bowling alley and a junk yard.
Have a nice day!

Yours sincerely,

Marvin