Folks! Doing some snooping work around the net, I found quite an interesting tidbit about Brash Entertainment, a private firm founded by Thomas Tull. The publishing firm is making its way to some development work, starting with couple of Hollywood movies named Saw and 300. This is the very first time that the company is establishing itself as a game developer focusing principally on game development, based on movies.
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Talking to Variety, the company said that the firm has managed to raise $400 million of fund to start its new venture I gaming industry. Not only that, the company said that it already has some project underway, based on the movies for various five studios, Saw and 300 are two of them.
Though, information about 300 are surfacing in abundance telling that the title is almost complete and the hope it would see its release sometime this year on next –gen platforms, but Brash is not currently ready to crack the secret. The
Moreover, Brash CEO, Mitch Davis informed that the company is pretty expectant about its creative new move and It feel great to work with Hollywood and videogame’s best talent.
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Now what we are looking forward is the launch dates and the platforms both the titles (Saw & 300) would support.
Via: xboxic
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