THQ, Gamebryo vets launch Azo Studios
Among those responsible for the company are Dave Eberly, recognized as the driving force behind NetImmerse, technology that eventually went on to become Gamebryo, the engine used in developing such games as Fallout 3 and Warhammer Online.
Eberly is joined by former THQ and Rainbow Studios vets Nick Koziupa and Brian Westergaard, and while Azo Studios has yet to talk specifics, the company notes that it plans to develop original properties as well as work with partners in the music and entertainment industries. We wish you well, little bird, and hope as you leave the nest to spread your wings you take flight, and don't smash your beak on the ground below.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
MajorHoorah @ Jan 6th 2009 9:34PM
umm woo?
Doug @ Jan 6th 2009 9:37PM
I'm excited about this. It's good to see a studio opening in such hard times. I hope they make some awesome games :D. Good luck.
MajorHoorah @ Jan 6th 2009 9:38PM
yea but i hope there the better bird than gamecock
sajitmo @ Jan 7th 2009 1:38AM
good one!
(01) @ Jan 8th 2009 9:05PM
As in Futurama's Azo? I always thought it would be spelled differently...