Christian Graham "Chris" Senn (born 1972/1973) is a video game designer perhaps best known for his work on ''

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game, during his stay at the Sega Technical Institute, where he also worked on ''

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'', ''

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'', and ''Die Hard Arcade''. More recently, he has worked as a game designer at companies such as Big Red Button Entertainment, Magic Pixel Games, GridMob,

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on titles including ''

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'', ''Lady Gaga iOki'', ''Jason Derulo iOki'', ''

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'', '' Call of Duty: Finest Hour'', '' True Crime: New York City'', '' Shrek 2'', and '' True Crime: Streets of L.A.''. Senn began his training after high school as a character animator at the California Institute of the Arts. His second summer job at Acme Interactive in 1992 marked the beginning of his videogame career as an artist and animator. Over the next twenty years, Senn transitioned to focus more on videogame design, but never lost his passion for visuals. He still employs both to this day. Senn has also worked freelance creating websites, book illustrations, business card printing, caricatures, and creative consultation. and goes by the alias "kurisu" on hi
Senntient.com Gaming Forums
On December 23, 2015, Christian Senn shut down the forums, overhauled the site, and re-branded Sentient as a family-friendly card and board game company rather than a portfolio, as was previously. His first distribution was a set of cards gifted to his forum members as a "thank-you". The cards included the user's avatars, join date and post count along with an instruction manual on how to play the game.

Production history

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'' (1992) – Artist *'' BattleTech: A Game of Armored Combat'' (1993) – Artist, Animator *''

'' (1995) – Artist, Animator *''

'' (1996) – Co-Lead Designer, Art Director, Team Lead *''

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'' (1999) – Special Thanks *''Cuboingo'' (2002) – Lead Designer, Art Director, Composer *'' True Crime: Streets of LA'' (2003) – Additional City Designer *'' Shrek 2'' (2004) – Game Designer *'' Call of Duty: Finest Hour'' (2004) – Game Designer (Ksar Tarsine) *'' True Crime: New York City'' (2005) – Design Manager, Game Designer *''

'' (2007) – UI Designer *''Lady Gaga Ioki'' (2010) – UI Artist *''Jason Derulo iOki'' (2010) – UI Artist *''EcoGoGo!'' (2010) – Lead Designer, Art Director, Composer *''

'' (2011) – Game Designer *'' Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric'' (2014) – Game designer

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* American video game designers Year of birth missing (living people) Living people 1970s births {{videogame-bio-stub