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Daniel BernsteinDeveloper BIODaniel Bernstein founded Sandlot Games and has served as President & CEO since its inception in 2002. Sandlot Games is a premier publisher and developer of entertaining casual games across a variety of platforms. Daniel is a veteran of the gaming industry and has over ten years of content strategy, game development, publishing and production-related experience having successfully launched over 20 game titles with Kesmai Studios, Monolith Productions and WildTangent. Prior to starting Sandlot Games, Daniel held the position of Director of Product Strategy at WildTangent, where he devised and executed a successful online fee-based games business. An accomplished composer, Daniel also writes music for most of the games developed and published by Sandlot Games. Daniel holds a BS in Computer Science and an MA in Music Composition from the University of Virginia. Source: Sandlot Games company homepageAlso Known As
WebsitesThere are no related websites on file for this developer. If you know of any related websites for the person, please consider contributing them. Games CreditedEye for Design (2008), Sandlot Games Burger Island (2007), eGames, Inc., Sandlot Games Super Granny 4 (2007), Sandlot Games Cake Mania (2006), Sandlot Games Super Granny 3 (2006), Sandlot Games Westward (2006), Sandlot Games Barnyard Invasion (2005), Sandlot Games Granny in Paradise (2005), Sandlot Games Incrediball: The Seven Sapphires (2005), Sandlot Games Tradewinds 2 (2005), Shockwave Blasterball 2: Holidays (2004), WildTangent, Inc. Super Granny (2004), WildTangent, Inc. Haunted Childhood (2003), InFluid Software Tradewinds (2003), WildTangent, Inc. Blasterball 2: Revolution (2002), WildTangent, Inc. ōdi∙um (1999), Monolith Productions, Inc., TopWare Interactive Septerra Core: Legacy of the Creator (1999), Monolith Productions, Inc. Blood II: The Chosen (1998), GT Interactive Software Corp. Get Medieval (1998), Monolith Productions, Inc. Rage of Mages (1998), Microïds, Monolith Productions, Inc. Shogo: Mobile Armor Division (1998), MC2-Microïds Air Warrior II (1997), Interactive Magic Blood (1997), GT Interactive Software Corp. Blood Plasma Pak (1997), GT Interactive Software Corp. Claw (1997), Monolith Productions, Inc. Moria (1992),
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