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News   Another FPS That Begins With an X
- Posted By Mike Schneider, 07.09.2002

It sounds intriguing:


WARTHOG SIGNS MAJOR NEW IP TO CONSPIRACY

Warthog have announced that they have signed the publishing rights to their original property X10 to Conspiracy Entertainment.

Conspiracy has worked with Warthog before in creating games for The Warner Bros. Licenses Tiny Toons and Animaniacs , via Conspiracy’s joint venture with SWING!.

X10 is a first person shooter for PC, Xbox, GameCube and PlayStation®2. X10 places a gamer as a soldier, who, under strict instructions, must explore the world of X10 and tackle anything the environment throws at them, including political intrigue, military factions and deadly predators.

“New properties are becoming rarer and rarer in games these days so it is always exciting to sign one with a publisher”, said Warthog’s CEO Ashley Hall. “This is especially the case with X10 as our existing relationship with Conspiracy means that we can work together from day one towards making X10 the success it deserves to be.”

“We are very pleased to team up with an outstanding partner like Warthog to develop a new game and a new game IP for today’s increasingly discerning consumers. We are confident X10 will deliver an incredible gaming experience with both stunning graphics and intense game play," said Peter Bergstrom, Senior VP of Conspiracy Entertainment.

ENDS

Enquiries:
Andrew Gething
Corporate Development - Warthog plc 0161 608 1200

Clare Maciocia
Merlin Financial
0207 606 1244

About Warthog plc
Warthog is a company dedicated to creating high quality interactive entertainment content for PC’s, game consoles and broadband delivery. With a staff of nearly 200 people the company has worked with many high profile licensees to realise video game versions of such entities as Star Trek, Tom and Jerry and Asterix, Rally Championship, ET as well as creating best selling original product like space-simulator, Starlancer. With year-on-year growth since the company’s inception in 1997, Warthog has worked on commissions by companies including Microsoft, Infogrames, Activision, NewKidCo, BBC, THQ, Crave & EA. The company continues to innovate through proprietary technology and unique business models to offer a growing range of services to an increasing portfolio of companies. Warthog has been floated on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) since 1st February 2001.

About Conspiracy Entertainment
Based in Santa Monica, CA., Conspiracy Entertainment Corporation (www.conspiracygames.com) is a publisher, marketer and developer of entertainment software in North America and Europe. The company develops and licenses properties from several sources, including global entertainment and media companies, and publishes software for DVD media, personal computers, wireless devices and all major video game platforms including Sony PlayStation 1 and 2, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo GameCube and Game Boy Advance.

Source: Press Release