Growing Games Market Opens Doors for Ignition Entertainment
The company hopes to expand its reach by opening new offices in Japan and Florida.
Published: December 17, 2007
Next-gen gaming opens the door for more than dazzling graphics and revolutionary gameplay -- countless companies stand poised to make millions in the coming years if they play their cards right. Ignition Entertainment realizes this. The UTV Software subsidiary was first created in April of 2002, and although they've yet to create much in the way of content for Sony systems, that's about to change.
Already working on Rainbow Islands for the PSP (which is scheduled to be released this month), Ignition Entertainment is now opening new offices in Tokyo and Florida. The reason? To have a place to throw lavish parties at the expense of stockholders, of course. Okay, so that's a bit more exciting than the real reason: to "further develop the company’s capabilities to create original and innovative intellectual properties". But hey, if that means more games are on the way, we're all for it.
Already working on Rainbow Islands for the PSP (which is scheduled to be released this month), Ignition Entertainment is now opening new offices in Tokyo and Florida. The reason? To have a place to throw lavish parties at the expense of stockholders, of course. Okay, so that's a bit more exciting than the real reason: to "further develop the company’s capabilities to create original and innovative intellectual properties". But hey, if that means more games are on the way, we're all for it.