Foundation 9 Continues Expansion
Foundation 9, self described as the largest independent publisher in North America, announced today that due to its rapid expansion that it will have to expand four of its seven studios.
“We’re in a hiring frenzy,” said Douglas Hare, founding partner and co-president. “Our need for talented individuals has only continued to grow since Foundation 9 was formed a year ago. Publisher demand for our services has never been higher, and we’re expanding to respond to the demand.
While gamers may not now of Foundation 9 explicitly, they have worked with some of the biggest brass in the industry, including Vivendi Universal and Take-Two Interactive.
Foundation 9Â’s studios are currently in development on more than 30 projects for all current and next generation consoles, handhelds, cell phones as well as making interactive toys. Foundation 9’s upcoming titles include Dirty Harry for next generation consoles, published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, and The Da Vinci Code for PS2, Xbox and PC, published by 2K Games (NB: they didn’t develop the NES to the left).
They were present at GDC, so hopefully we’ll get to see some of their offerings soon.
Foundation 9, self described as the largest independent publisher in North America, announced today that due to its rapid expansion that it will have to expand four of its seven studios.
“We’re in a hiring frenzy,” said Douglas Hare, founding partner and co-president. “Our need for talented individuals has only continued to grow since Foundation 9 was formed a year ago. Publisher demand for our services has never been higher, and we’re expanding to respond to the demand.
While gamers may not now of Foundation 9 explicitly, they have worked with some of the biggest brass in the industry, including Vivendi Universal and Take-Two Interactive.
Foundation 9Â’s studios are currently in development on more than 30 projects for all current and next generation consoles, handhelds, cell phones as well as making interactive toys. Foundation 9’s upcoming titles include Dirty Harry for next generation consoles, published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, and The Da Vinci Code for PS2, Xbox and PC, published by 2K Games (NB: they didn’t develop the NES to the left).
They were present at GDC, so hopefully we’ll get to see some of their offerings soon.
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