Manfred Trenz

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Manfred Trenz (born 29 November 1965 in Saarbrücken) is a German video game developer.

He is the developer of the Turrican video game series as well as the Commodore 64 version of the game R-Type. He also made The Great Giana Sisters. He is currently^[when?] developing games for his own company, Denaris Entertainment Software.

Games

References

External links

• The Manfred Trenz Fanpage
• Interview with Manfred Trenz^{[link removed]}
• Denaris Entertainment Software
• Manfred Trenz at MobyGames
• Manfred Trenz at IMDb

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