Wideload Games
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Wideload Games is an American game developer located in Chicago, Illinois.
It was founded in 2003 by Alexander Seropian, the founder of Bungie and head behind the games Halo: Combat Evolved, Myth, and Marathon, and 6 other ex-Bungie-employees, after leaving Bungie, which was integrated into Microsoft Corporation before.
Wideload focuses on a core team and many external developers in developing games. The goal was to counteract the growing development costs associated with the current game industry, and to prove that smaller companies with relatively modest funds could make a game that could still sell well compared to releases from larger corporations.
Wideload's first project is Stubbs the Zombie in "Rebel Without a Pulse", a 3D-action-adventure in which the player takes control of the zombie Stubbs in a plot filled with black humor. It uses a heavily modified version of the Halo-game engine. It was published in fall 2005 for Macintosh, Windows-PCs, and Microsoft's Xbox by Aspyr Media.
Their sophomore project, Hail to the Chimp, is currently being worked on and will be published in Spring of 2008 by Gamecock Media Group for a next-gen console.
[edit] External links
- Wideload Official Site
- Hail to the Chimp Official Site
- Stubbs The Zombie Official Site
- Gamecock Media Group Official Site
- Aspyr Media Official Site
- Wideload Games Fan Site
- Wideload Games entry at MobyGames
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