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David Vonderhaar

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David Vonderhaar, also known as Vahn, is an American video game developer and game designer. He is best known for his work on the Call of Duty Black Ops franchise.

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Quick facts

Born
1972-09-08
Nationality
United States
Occupation
video game designer
Education
University of Cincinnati

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works at Treyarch
works at BulletFarm
developed by Call of Duty: Black Ops
is works at by BulletFarm

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David Vonderhaar's New FPS: 'If David Lynch Made Shooters' Unveiled

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Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic Funded by GreaterThan Group, Backed by Former NetEase Exec

Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, the highly anticipated successor to Knights of the Old Republic, is being funded by GreaterThan Group, a new investment company founded by former NetEase president Simon Zhu. Zhu's group aims to support undervalued developers, giving them the opportunity to work on dream projects without compromise. With a $100 million investment round, GreaterThan is backing not only Arcanaut Studios' Star Wars project but also BulletFarm, a studio working on a secretive, David Lynch-inspired shooter.

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Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic Rejects AI, Aims for Lean Development

Arcanaut Studios' new Star Wars game, Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, eschews Generative AI in favor of a lean, creative approach. With a $100 million private investment, the team, led by Mass Effect director Casey Hudson, promises a focused experience, avoiding the bloat of 100+ hour games like Crimson Desert. This strategic move reflects the studio's belief in people-driven development over relying on AI or excessive funding.

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