Prasanna Ghali

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Prasanna with The Trophy in 2004: "Nothing good can possibly come of this."
Prasanna with The Trophy in 2004: "Nothing good can possibly come of this."

[edit] Work History

Prasanna Ghali was the Lead Programmer on Wave Race: Blue Storm, a video game for the Nintendo GameCube, and Ridge Racer 64, a video game for the Nintendo 64. He also is given special thanks on 1080° Avalanche for the Nintendo Gamecube. He worked on those games for Nintendo Software Technology Corporation. He currently works at DigiPen in Redmond, Washington as a professor of computer science teaching computer graphics classes. He also holds at least four co-patents, which are displayed in front of the DigiPen office.

[edit] Education

  • B.S. Electrical Engineering, Osmania University (India)
  • M.S. Electrical Engineering, University of Oklahoma

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