In the video games business you have to work with partners in order to succeed, and this involves building a mutually beneficial relationship based on trust. We have been fortunate to work with some great companies such as the ones below:
We have a special affection for Nintendo due to their history, and because we developed our first game, ZooCube, for the Gameboy Advance and GameCube. Also, the staff at Mario Club were immensely helpful in fine-tuning both products
Acclaim Entertainment had an exclusive license to publish ZooCube worldwide on Nintendo Gameboy Advance and Nintendo GameCube - until unfortunately they went out of business.
We developed ZooCube for the Playstation 2 in 2006, and Sony staff were very helpful throughout development
Midas published ZooCube for the Playstation 2 in 2006
We are working with Antix, the innovative, compact and powerful, universal player running single SKU, 2D and 3D, P2P games on phones, televisions and personal computers, accelerating content time-to-market, reducing development costs, exploiting existing assets, improving content discovery and designed to meet the consumer's ever increasing expectations and aspirations.
We worked with Nvidia on 3d accelerated OpenGLes content for advanced mobile devices. We demonstrated ZooCube and Killer Edge, a racing racing game running on Nvidia hardware
Alphamosaic develop amazing hardware chips for phones that can also run games. We worked with Alphamosaic to develop ZooCube and Killer Edge to get them running on handsets for demonstration at 3GSM. Alphamosaic was acquired by Broadcom in 2004
We worked with Vodafone to deliver a Java version of ZooCube in 2004, and also worked with them on a range of 3D handsets to deliver more advanced mobile content
We developed ZooCube to run on a range of 3G handsets specifically for 3 UK
We worked with G-cluster to deliver ZooCube to run on a range of set top boxes
We worked with Inspired to deliver ZooCube to run on a touch-screen coin-op platform present in over 2000 outlets in the UK
