Danielle Bunten Berry

Game designer and programmer of M.U.L.E.

Danielle Bunten Berry - Game designer and programmer of M.U.L.E.
Born

February 19th, 1949
76 years ago

Died

July 3rd, 1998
26 years ago — 49 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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Born in 1949, a pioneering figure in the video game industry, contributed significantly to the development of multiplayer gaming. Developed the influential game M.U.L.E., released in 1983, which allowed multiple players to compete in an economic simulation on an alien planet. Transitioned to work in game design and programming for various platforms and was known for innovative design choices that emphasized social interaction. Later, in the 1990s, contributed to the development of the game The Act: A Social Simulation Game, which furthered the exploration of interactive gaming experiences. Also involved in the industry as an advocate for diversity and inclusion.

Developed the game M.U.L.E.

Contributed to The Act: A Social Simulation Game

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