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Alexander Seropian (born 1969) is an
American video game developer, one of the
initial founders and
later president of Bungie, the
developer of the Marathon...
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Interactive Entertainment. The
company was
established in May 1991 by Alex
Seropian, who
later brought in
programmer Jason Jones after publishing Jones's game...
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adventure video game for
Macintosh by Bungie;
produced by
Jason Jones and Alex
Seropian. The game
distinguished itself from
other games of its time by including...
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followed the
freeware title Gnop!,
published by
Bungie co-founder Alex
Seropian under the
Bungie name
prior to incorporation. Operation:
Desert Storm sold...
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December 21, 1994.
Marathon was a
commercial success. At the time, Alex
Seropian of
Bungie said that "the
customer demand for
Marathon is ten-fold than...
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developer and
programmer who co-founded the
video game
studio Bungie with Alex
Seropian in 1991.
Jones began programming on
Apple computers in high school, ****embling...
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Aught Publisher(s)
Bungie Creator(s)
Jason Jones, Greg Kirkpatrick, Alex
Seropian Platform(s)
Original release:
classic Mac OS
Official ports:
Pippin (Marathon...
- Dunham,
Bungie founder and
developer of the Halo
video game
series Alex
Seropian,
Serial host
Sarah Koenig,
actor Ed Asner,
actress Anna Chlumsky, Pulitzer...
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established in May 1991 by
University of
Chicago undergraduate student Alex
Seropian, who
later brought in
programmer Jason Jones after publishing Jones's game...
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control of Zeta Halo.
Video game
studio Bungie was
founded in 1991 by Alex
Seropian in Chicago, Illinois, who
partnered with
programmer Jason Jones the following...
