Mark Manyen, an American veteran computer and video games programmer, software engineer at Gambro [1] , and before working for Johnson Center for Simulation [2] , Pine Technical College, CEO and President of Wounded Badger Interactive [3] [4] , further affiliated with Magic Lantern Playware [5] and PrairieComm . At The Software Toolworks, Inc. in the late 80s, he was a lead programmer on most of the early Chessmaster series software on both 8 bit and 16 bit home computers and PC [6] . He attended the University of Phoenix [7] .
Mark Manyen [8]

Selected Publications

• Paul Schuytema, Mark Manyen (2005). Game Development With LUA. Charles River Media Game Development, Amazon.com ^[10]
• Jonathan Konieczny, John Heckman, Gary W. Meyer, Mark Manyen, Marty Rabens, Clement Shimizu (2008). Automotive Spray Paint Simulation. ISVC 2008, pdf
• Jonathan Konieczny, Gary W. Meyer, Clement Shimizu, John Heckman, Mark Manyen, Marty Rabens (2008). VR spray painting for training and design. Proceedings of the 2008 ACM symposium on Virtual reality software and technology

External Links

• Mark Manyen | LinkedIn
• Mark Manyen - Google+
• Mark Manyen Video Game Credits and Biography - MobyGames
• Visual Storytelling - Chapter 5 - Level-to-Level by Tony C. Caputo
• Fidelity Chessmaster 2100 from The Spacious Mind

References

1. ^ Mark Manyen | LinkedIn
2. ^ Johnson Center for Simulation
3. ^ Visual Storytelling - Chapter 5 - Level-to-Level by Tony C. Caputo
4. ^ Wounded Badger Interactive - Home Page
5. ^ Lantern Games - Our Team
6. ^ Reply by Mark Manyen in Fidelity Chessmaster 2100 from The Spacious Mind, October 13-14, 2009
7. ^ Mark Manyen - About - Google+
8. ^ Mark Manyen - Google+
9. ^ dblp: Mark Manyen
10. ^ Lua (programming language) from Wikipedia

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