Epix
04-26-2007, 10:38 PM
Digi-Guys, the wholly owned subsidiary of Ignition, is based in a high-end facility inside the world famous Ealing Studios (London, UK) and focuses on Videogames & High End CGI, Post-Production and VFX for movies. Its primary responsibility is to push far beyond the confines of conventional ‘next-generation’ thinking in order to produce unique, innovative and platform leading Videogames & Digital content across all media, utilising a broad spectrum of Games & Movie CG experience.
WarDevil for the PS3 is the first of these projects, representing a cornerstone of the new type of media-rich co-operations that are the leading drivers in UTV Software’s overall global strategies. The project has been shrouded in ambiguity for 18 months with its first official engine demo playing a part in Sony’s PS3 launch at E3 2006. Work at the studio is continuing but is being held under wraps for the time being, with major announcements due closer to TGS2007.
“We’re delighted to be part of the UTV family, as this gives WarDevil the ability to cross many artistic and technical boundaries and become a leading IP for the PS3,” comments the founder of Digi-Guys and Ignition’s Creative Director, Andy Whitehurst. “By focusing on cutting edge technology and fusing both games and movie technologies together, we’re able to create one of the first true hybrid projects that will literally bridge the gap between the two mediums. It’s a very exciting time for everyone involved, as we continue to push back the boundaries to create a world beating IP.”
http://www.psu.com/node/10243
WarDevil for the PS3 is the first of these projects, representing a cornerstone of the new type of media-rich co-operations that are the leading drivers in UTV Software’s overall global strategies. The project has been shrouded in ambiguity for 18 months with its first official engine demo playing a part in Sony’s PS3 launch at E3 2006. Work at the studio is continuing but is being held under wraps for the time being, with major announcements due closer to TGS2007.
“We’re delighted to be part of the UTV family, as this gives WarDevil the ability to cross many artistic and technical boundaries and become a leading IP for the PS3,” comments the founder of Digi-Guys and Ignition’s Creative Director, Andy Whitehurst. “By focusing on cutting edge technology and fusing both games and movie technologies together, we’re able to create one of the first true hybrid projects that will literally bridge the gap between the two mediums. It’s a very exciting time for everyone involved, as we continue to push back the boundaries to create a world beating IP.”
http://www.psu.com/node/10243