Graffiti Entertainment now an official publisher for Nintendo

Nintendo of America (NoA) appears to be gathering more supporters, as we pick up word that Graffiti Entertainment has joined NoA’s ranks as one of its official game publishers for the Wii and DS consoles.

Graffiti Entertainment CEO Kenneth Hurley stated that he and the company were thrilled to be selected as an official publisher, and further commented that “We have been getting fortified and are now ready to take advantage of the ever-increasing video game market, with U.S. sales of software, hardware and accessories amounting to over $12.5 billion in 2006.”

Hurley is also known as the CEO of Signature Devices Inc.,  a company made known for its works in games like Far Cry (PC) and Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault (PC). Graffiti is in turn a subsidiary of Signature Devices, and has published games for the PC and GBA, which includes titles like Chain of Command: Eastern Front (PC), Red Jets (PC), and Mazes of Fate (GBA). Just keep posted when Graffiti announces its planned product line up for the Wii and DS within the next few months.

Nintendo of America (NoA) appears to be gathering more supporters, as we pick up word that Graffiti Entertainment has joined NoA’s ranks as one of its official game publishers for the Wii and DS consoles.

Graffiti Entertainment CEO Kenneth Hurley stated that he and the company were thrilled to be selected as an official publisher, and further commented that “We have been getting fortified and are now ready to take advantage of the ever-increasing video game market, with U.S. sales of software, hardware and accessories amounting to over $12.5 billion in 2006.”

Hurley is also known as the CEO of Signature Devices Inc.,  a company made known for its works in games like Far Cry (PC) and Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault (PC). Graffiti is in turn a subsidiary of Signature Devices, and has published games for the PC and GBA, which includes titles like Chain of Command: Eastern Front (PC), Red Jets (PC), and Mazes of Fate (GBA). Just keep posted when Graffiti announces its planned product line up for the Wii and DS within the next few months.