Former Realtime Associates, TDK vets launch Music Video Games
by Jason Dobson 
{ May 28th 2008 at 7:40AM }
While we're name dropping, the company's roster also includes former Warner Bros. Records and THQ execs Mark Goldstein and Tim Walsh, both of whom serve as strategic advisors to the fledgling startup. However, nothing specific has been revealed concerning the outfit's upcoming projects, with the company stating only that it plans to "develop, publish and exploit technology and proprietary music beat matching game designs." We're curious to see what comes of this, though honestly with games both big and small already appealing to a wide range of players, whatever Music Video Games comes up with will have to be infectious to keep it from being yanked off the stage.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
ApolloIV @ May 28th 2008 7:53AM
Music Video games? God I can't wait to play Pop Up Video, the game.
John Z @ May 28th 2008 8:30AM
They're gonna have their work cut out for them if they want to top Audiosurf, Phase, Rock Band, or any given Bemani game. I wish 'em the best of luck-- more music games can't possibly hurt-- but I wouldn't bet the farm on them.
Ibere @ May 28th 2008 8:45AM
That's a horrible logo.
ScottyGEE @ May 28th 2008 10:06AM
All good as long as it doesn't come with a drum kit incompatable with other games...
why not the LS2LS7? @ May 28th 2008 11:41AM
That's genius. They should either do a guitar game with an 8-pad drumset or a next-gen update of Marky Mark's Make My Video.