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He was a lead at [[Cryptic Studios]] on their award-winning [[City of Heroes]] and [[City of Villains]] [[MMORPG]]s. |
He was a lead at [[Cryptic Studios]] on their award-winning [[City of Heroes]] and [[City of Villains]] [[MMORPG]]s. |
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He left Cryptic to make a Deadlands MMO in 2007, but the parent company went bankrupt. Shane briefly returned to Cryptic in 2010 as Executive Producer on Neverwinter, then on to Petroglyph Games to work on the ground-breaking End of Nations MMO RTS (published by Trion Worlds). |
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He has assumed a new role at CME taking over the struggling Stargate Worlds title. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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Shane Lacy Hensley is an author, game designer, and CEO of Pinnacle Entertainment Group and is currently a resident of Gilbert, Arizona.
Career
Hensley has written several novels and designed a variety of games including miniatures wargames, tabletop wargames, and role-playing games, as well as substantial freelance work writing modules for game systems. He has also scripted at least one computer game. Hensley has been a Guest of Honor at a number of major conventions and has garnered several game industry honors and awards. [1]
He was a lead at Cryptic Studios on their award-winning City of Heroes and City of Villains MMORPGs.
He left Cryptic to make a Deadlands MMO in 2007, but the parent company went bankrupt. Shane briefly returned to Cryptic in 2010 as Executive Producer on Neverwinter, then on to Petroglyph Games to work on the ground-breaking End of Nations MMO RTS (published by Trion Worlds).
See also
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