Name: Perpetual Entertainment
Dates: Sept 04 - Jan 08
Resourses:
> Dev-Logs
> Media Coverage
> Frequenctly Asked Questions
> Screenshots & Artwork
Dates: Sept 04 - Jan 08
Resourses:
> Dev-Logs
> Media Coverage
> Frequenctly Asked Questions
> Screenshots & Artwork
Daron Stinnet
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Executive Producer |
Glen Dahlgren
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Lead Designer |
Andrew Probert
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Design Consultant |
Michael Okuda
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Design Consultant |
Ian Pieragostini
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Lead Engineer |
Ken Henderson
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Art Director |
Eric Heimburg
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Senior Systems Designer |
Ira Goeddel
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Character Technical Director |
Todd Berkebile
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Server Lead |
Lorien Gremore
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Production Assistant |
Michael Stemmle
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Story Lead |
Steve Desilets
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Senior World Designer |
John Yoo
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Senior Systems Designer |
John Eaves
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Designer |
Ryan Denning
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Artist |
TJ Holleran
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Art Technical Director |
Announced in late 2004, Star Trek Online was to be Perpetual Entertainments second big MMORPG, their first being Gods and Heroes Online.
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Throughout the devlopment process, Perpetual Entertainment were notoriously secretive and rarely gave interviews. In the four years that they had the devlopment rights, we only ever saw a handful of ingame screenshots. Around 40 concept images were also released.
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At the end of 2007, Perpetual Entertainment ceased devlopment of their Gods and Heroes Project, and shortly after was sued for fraud by Kohnke Communications Limited.
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In Janurary 2008, Perpetual Entertainment ceased devlopment on Star Trek Online and passed devlopment rights to another San Francisco Devloper. In Feburary 2008, P2 Entertainment ceased all operations and closed down.
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Throughout the devlopment process, Perpetual Entertainment were notoriously secretive and rarely gave interviews. In the four years that they had the devlopment rights, we only ever saw a handful of ingame screenshots. Around 40 concept images were also released.
.
At the end of 2007, Perpetual Entertainment ceased devlopment of their Gods and Heroes Project, and shortly after was sued for fraud by Kohnke Communications Limited.
.
In Janurary 2008, Perpetual Entertainment ceased devlopment on Star Trek Online and passed devlopment rights to another San Francisco Devloper. In Feburary 2008, P2 Entertainment ceased all operations and closed down.