Michael Lightner

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Michael Lightner
Michael Lightner cca 1998
Biographical information
Gender	Male
Political information
Affiliation	Westwood Studios (1992 - 2003) EA Los Angeles (2003 - 2004)
Occupation	Tester Designer

Michael Lightner was a video game designer.

He was a quality assurance team member at Westwood Studios from 1992 to 1994, after which he was promoted to a designer. In this capacity, he contributed to Command & Conquer (1995) and its The Covert Operations expansion pack, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and its Counterstrike and The Aftermath expansion packs, Command & Conquer: Sole Survivor, Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun and its Firestorm expansion pack, Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2, Earth & Beyond, Command & Conquer: Generals - Zero Hour, and The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth.

External links

• Michael Lightner on MobyGames

Developers

Companies Developers Westwood Studios • Electronic Arts Pacific • Electronic Arts Los Angeles • BreakAway Games • Electronic Arts Mobile • Victory Games • Electronic Arts Phenomic • Mythic • Tencent • Aiyou Interactive Entertainment • Redwood Studios • Petroglyph Games • Lemon Sky Studios Port and support studios Intelligent Games • Totally Hip Software • Looking Glass Studios • Aspyr Media • TransGaming, Inc. • Easy Studios • Envision Entertainment Publishers Virgin Interactive • Electronic Arts • Tencent People Westwood Studios John Archer • Joseph Bostic • Chuck Carter • Louis Castle • Edward Alexander Del Castillo • Daniel Cermak • Patrick Connelly • T. J. Frame • Gregory Fulton • Eric Gooch • Adam Isgreen • Frank Klepacki • Daniel Kucan • Joseph David Kucan • Eydie Laramore • David Leary • Michael Legg • Michael Lightner • Tse-Cheng Lo • Donny Miele • Ted Morris • Patrick Pannullo • William Randolph • Mark Skaggs • Brett Sperry • Rade Stojsavljević • Steve Tall • David Yee • Erik Yeo Westwood Pacific Greg Black • Harvard Bonin • Dustin Browder • T. J. Frame • John Hight • Todd Owens • Phil Robb • Mark Skaggs • Brett Sperry EA Los Angeles Amer Ajami • Samuel Bass • Jason Bender • Greg Black • Harvard Bonin • Dustin Browder • Umberto Bossi • Louis Castle • Mike Colonnesse • Chris Corry • Jill Eckhart • Jeremy Feasel • T. J. Frame • Mike Glosecki • Eric Hilleary • Raj Joshi • Greg Kasavin • Aaron Kaufman • Daniel Kucan • Joseph David Kucan • Tse-Cheng Lo • Kich Ma • Dave Max • Adam McCarthy • Amir Rahimi • Amir Rao • Chance Rowe • David S. Silverman • Mark Skaggs • Gavin Simon • Chris Tamburrino • Richard Taylor • Jasen Torres • Mike Verdu • Jim Vessella • Feng Zhu Victory Games Samuel Bass • Umberto Bossi • Jon Van Caneghem • Jason Kokal • Eric Krause • Jon LeMaitre • Tse-Cheng Lo • Tim Morten • Chris Tamburrino EA Phenomic & Envision Manuel Beier • Normann Kern • Karsten Mehnert • Dirk Ringe • Verena Thaenert • Jacob Thompson Redwood Studios Greg Black • Michael Martinez Petroglyph Games Joseph Bostic • Adam Isgreen • Frank Klepacki • Michael Legg • Ted Morris • Brett Sperry • Steve Tall Other Frank Gibeau • Tim Goodlett • Peter Laughton • Peter Moore • Michael Phillippi • Eric Polak • John Riccitiello • Andrew Wilson Individual developer lists show people who are or were parts of the appropriate company or companies at some point during the development of Command & Conquer games and may not reflect their current employment.