Timeline

This is a time line of imporant events in the history of Malcolm Wilson Multimedia.

2004

 * August 24: Malcolm Wilson drafts a logo for Brogo, a web comic he is conceptualizing.
 * Malcolm Wilson composes the &quot;Piga Software Theme&quot; and he assists Hamish Wilson in creating the &quot;Piga Software Logo&quot;.

2005

 * January 1: Brogo is launched at its original URL of http://brogo.yoll.net.
 * Early July: a collection of prior work by Malcolm Wilson is constituted into the soundtrack for Billy Bear.

2006

 * January 1: work begins on the beginnings of Symel.
 * Malcolm Wilson composes the &quot;Malcolm Wilson Multimedia Theme&quot; and the studio's original logo.
 * Summer: Piga Software and MWM begin working on a game together set in the Brogo universe, with MWM supplying artwork and music.
 * October 30: Piga Software releases Donut Quest as the first released co-production between the two.

2007
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 * The original draft of the MWM website is started by Malcolm Wilson with the help of Iain Wilson.
 * February 10: the last original Symel short &quot;[[List of Original Symel Shorts#20. Why Vista?|

2008

 * August: after watching &quot;The Starbuggers&quot;, the making-of documentary for Red Dwarf Series VI, Graham, Hamish and Malcolm Wilson begin conceiving their on science fiction comedy show.
 * October 31: Piga's Pumpkin Carving is released with a Björn Arild Lynn track &quot;The Spooky Pumpkin Head&quot; modified by MWM.

2009

 * Graham L. Wilson creates an updated version of the website in order to release alongside Windys, but host problems prevent its release.
 * May 19: Alexei: Part IX is released, featuring music conversions by MWM.
 * August 12: Windys is released in part to commemorate fifth anniversary of Piga Software, and features a soundtrack by MWM.
 * October 26: the first Source Release of Lamp Refugee is completed, featuring pre-rendered 3D models by MWM.
 * October 31: version 1.5 of Piga's Pumpkin Carving is released, with new graphical tweaks by MWM.

2010

 * August 15: Hamish Wilson releases the Chzo Mythos GNU/Linux Binaires, with logos and adornments created by MWM.
 * October 31: version 2.0 of Piga's Pumpkin Carving is released, with new vector-derived cut-out graphics by MWM.
 * November 25: Piga's Thanksgiving Dinner Hunt is made available for download, with conversions and audio improvements by MWM.
 * December 25: Piga's Santa Drop Down is released with original graphics, sounds and voice recordings by MWM.

2011

 * Jaunary 1: the first preview release of Alexei: Part XIII is sent out.
 * January 2: the first version of Piga's New Years Dodge 'Em is released with conversions and original graphics by MWM.
 * February 6: version 1.0.0 of DONKEY.GB is released with original sounds by MWM.
 * July 1: An updated version of the MWM website is finally completed after a move to icculus.org hosting.
 * November 11: Over the Top is released featuring graphical work by MWM.

2012

 * Early July: work on the original incarnation of the MWM Wiki begins on Tropical Wikis.
 * November 12: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Mitgefühl&quot; onto his YouTube account; his first ever AMV.

2013

 * May 31: the audio pilot episode of Space Rover, &quot;Undocumented Features&quot; is released.
 * July 14: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Numb as a Robot&quot; onto his YouTube account; his second AMV.
 * October: all of the MWM Wiki is destroyed in an unsuccessful attempt by Tropical Wikis to merge into Orain.
 * December 14: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Ruddy Flag&quot; onto his YouTube account; his third AMV.

2014

 * January 23: after months of inactivity, work on a new MWM Wiki begins on Orain, with only scant backup data available.
 * April 5: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Reflections of the Lilin&quot; onto his YouTube account; his fourth AMV.
 * May 31: a year after the release of the pilot, the second episode of Space Rover titled &quot;Ne Humanis Crede&quot; is released.
 * September 25: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Can't Stop Drooling&quot; onto his YouTube account; his fifth and most rapidly produced AMV.
 * November 10: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;Misery is so Addictive&quot; onto his YouTube account; his sixth AMV and sequel to &quot;Reflections of the Lilin&quot; as an artistic tribute to Evangelion.

2015

 * March 16: Malcolm Wilson releases &quot;You're (not) my girl&quot; onto his YouTube account; his third AMV, and the first to use the Rebuild of Evangelion.