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Offices: Los Angeles, California
Raised by the attentions and care of customers and stockholders, Webzen
has faced a new challenging era. With products offering new standard of
game contents, they have set a high challenging objective to create a world
where more people can enjoy online entertainment. For this kind of high
challenging objective there are always concerns and worries. Being the creator
of Global Online Entertainment, Webzen will develop and service online games
so that all the people around the world can enjoy the experience together
and they promise to be one of the leading companies in the online games
market.
Offices: Lyon, France
WideScreen Games was created in late 1999. WideScreen has recently completed
the PlayStation 2, XBox and PC formats of the action adventure game Dead
To Rights II, edited by Namco. The game is published in Europe by Electronics
Arts and in America by Namco Hometek. Founded by Oliver Masclef, 10 years
experience in the video game industry—worked at Infogrames, and Pierre Deltour,he
has a PhD in Physics at ENS Lyon. He worked on 'Outcast' via the polygonal
engine and post treatment system.
Offices: Seattle, Washington
WXP develops video game and entertainment software for next-generation game
consoles, 3D accelerated PCs and motion simulator attractions. The company
is a registered developer for Xbox and Playstation 2 game consoles. In September
2002, WXP shipped The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring for
Xbox. The title was published by Black Label Games, a subsidiary of the
games division of Vivendi Universal Publishing.-ZeniMax-
Offices: Rockville, Maryland
ZeniMax Media is a unique media organization which has brought together
a powerful creative force of world-class game developers, artists and designers,
programmers, and leading executives and talent from traditional media. ZeniMax
creates and publishes original interactive entertainment content for consoles,
the PC, and handheld/wireless devices ZeniMax Media forges strategic partnerships
with leading media companies, Bethesda Softworks and Vir2L Studios, to exploit
fully the opportunities arising from its cutting edge interactive entertainment.
Offices: Redmond, Washington
Zipper Interactive was founded by Jim Bosler and Brian Soderberg in 1995.
Best known for its mega-hit SOCOM: US Navy Seals game series, Zipper has
created multiple hit game titles including SOCOM: US Navy Seals I, II and
III, Mechwarrior 3, Crimson Skies and others, illustrating its world-class
expertise across game design, graphics, engineering and online multiplayer
technology. With over 5 million copies sold, the SOCOM franchise defines
online gaming on the Playstation 2 platform. 
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