Incognito Entertainment Team Forms New Development Studio - Becomes SCEA 2nd Party
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Sony Computer Entertainment America Announces Exclusive Game Development Deal With LightBox Interactive, Inc.
Incognito Entertainment Team Forms New Development Studio
FOSTER CITY, Calif., March 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc. (SCEA) today announced an exclusive game development deal with LightBox Interactive, Inc.(TM), a new software development company formed by industry veteran and former Incognito Entertainment Studio Director, Dylan Jobe. Under the agreement, LightBox Interactive is signed on for a multi-year, multi-title deal to create exclusive software titles for the PlayStation(R) platforms.
"We are extremely pleased to be working with Dylan and his team in their new endeavor at LightBox Interactive," said John Hight, director of internal development, SCEA. "Through pioneering many online and community features on PlayStation(R)Network with the multiplayer game Warhawk(R), this team is established as leaders in the online category. I look forward to seeing what kind of further innovations they bring to the PlayStation platforms through this new development deal."
Dylan Jobe, the new President of LightBox Interactive, is perhaps best known for directing the hugely popular multiplayer title Warhawk(R), an exclusive PLAYSTATION(R)3 system title that was first to deliver consumers a game on both Blu-ray Disc(TM) and as a download on PlayStation(R)Network. Jobe is also known for his work on the popular hit titles War of the Monsters(TM) and Twisted Metal: Black(R) for the PlayStation(R)2 computer entertainment system. Jobe's former company, Incognito Entertainment, was a dedicated development studio under the Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, Santa Monica Studios banner. His new endeavor, LightBox Interactive is currently based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
"We've forged a fantastic relationship with SCEA over the past nine years and with the formation of LightBox Interactive, our partnership will continue to grow, fueling the development of great games for players around the globe," said Dylan Jobe, president, LightBox Interactive, Inc.