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'''''Manfred Trenz''''' is a German video game developer, programmer, and composer. He created the Turrican, R-Type, and The Great Giana Sisters series, which are still remembered games to this day. Trenz currently runs his own development company, Denaris Entertainment Software. | '''''Manfred Trenz''''' is a German video game developer, programmer, and composer. He created the Turrican, R-Type, and The Great Giana Sisters series, which are still remembered games to this day. Trenz currently runs his own development company, Denaris Entertainment Software. | ||
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| + | For Super Turrican (NES), Manfred said that David Whittaker licensed his audio driver to him. Then, Manfred modified the sound driver and composed the music by himself. | ||
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Manfred Trenz is a German video game developer, programmer, and composer. He created the Turrican, R-Type, and The Great Giana Sisters series, which are still remembered games to this day. Trenz currently runs his own development company, Denaris Entertainment Software.
Music Composition
For Super Turrican (NES), Manfred said that David Whittaker licensed his audio driver to him. Then, Manfred modified the sound driver and composed the music by himself.
Gameography
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Released |
Title |
Sample |
| 1993/07/22 | Super Turrican (NES) |
