Mark Voorsanger
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| Mark Voorsanger |
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| Company(ies): ToeJam & Earl Productions Inc |
| Role(s): Programmer |
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Mark Voorsanger was a video game programmer, best known for his work in the ToeJam & Earl series.
Mark received his Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley in 1986 and soon after he joined Hasbro where we was one of the lead programmers for the Control-Vision (codenamed Nemo), an unreleased console by Hasbro (that work was eventually to become Night Trap). Still earlier in his career, he programmed two games for Imagic[1],a short-lived American video game developer and publisher, Fathom for the ColecoVision, and Demon Attack for the Tandy Color Computer(TRS-80 Color Computer).
Throughout 1999, Mark served as Project Lead for the software company ePlanet, Inc, where he led the team to create Freeblenux, an unreleased game, where a virtual alien character could interact with the player through a camera on top of the monitor. He also consulted in the design and development of games with companies such as LucasArts, Activision, and Accolade.
Mark Voorsanger left the game industry in 2005 to become a business consultant, under the name Wayward Consulting ( using the same office that once was Toejam & Earl Productions Inc]]. He currently works for Skyward Coaching & Consulting