BioWare, a leading video game developer,
has announced the formation of a new handheld game development group. Their
first game will be produced for the Nintendo DS system and marks BioWare’s
debut in the handheld game space.
The group will be led by project director, Dan Tudge, former president
and founder of independent video game developer, Exile Interactive, Inc. Dan
has overseen development of AAA titles for such major publishers as Nintendo,
Microsoft, THQ and Sega Sports.
“We’re thrilled to have Dan leading our new handheld group,” said Ray
Muzyka, CEO of BioWare. “Dan has an exceptional pedigree of game development,
and we’re excited to have him bring his proven track record of successful
games to BioWare’s new DS project!”
Listed among Canada’s Top 100 Employers(*) three years in a row, BioWare
has begun actively recruiting for its new handheld team.
“As always, we are committed to creating the best story-driven games in
the world, and the Nintendo DS offers us an exciting new platform to engage,”
said Greg Zeschuk, president of BioWare. “The new project offers tremendous
opportunities, and we’re looking for talented and passionate developers to
become part of that.”
Details about available positions for BioWare’s handheld group can be
found at http://www.bioware.com/bioware_info/jobs/edmonton_jobs/.
