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==Biography==
Mark Rubin is a video game producer. Mark Rubin began his career in 1999 and has worked for companies such as Xatrix Entertainment, Interplay Productions, Ubisoft, Ubisoft San Francisco, Ubisoft Entertainment, Infinity Ward, Raven Software, Treyarch, n-Space, Activision Blizzard, Activison, Aspyr, Square Enix, Active, Activision, Aspyr Media and Beenox. Mark Rubin's first game was Kingpin — Life of Crime which was released 25 years ago. Best Game Mark Rubin contributed to was Kingpin — Life of Crime.

==Complete gameography==
*''Kingpin: Life of Crime'' (1999, Windows) - 3D Character Animation Tools Programming
*''Myth II: Soulblighter'' (1998, Windows) - Special Thanks
*''Cyberia 2: Resurrection'' (1995, DOS) - 3D Animation Software for SGI

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