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Empire Interactive
The Spires, 677 High Road
North Finchley,
London N12 0DA
Angleterre
Tél. : +44 (0) 20 8343 7337
Fax : +44 (0)20 8343 7447 |
http://www.empireinteractive.com
Création : 1987
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Mise à jour : lundi 12 mai 2003 |
Empire Interactive is one of the original and more
successful game software publishers in the world. Our success has been
due, very simply, to our ability to consistently publish great games for
over 12 years. It's an achievement few other games publishers can match
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Headquartered in the UK, we have operations in every major territory in
the world, and staff dedicated to each key link in the publishing and
distribution chain. Our success is based on 2 working practices:
A commitment to a high standard of product quality, and
A dedication to involve our development partners in the entirety of the
publishing process.
Empire History
Founded in 1987, Empire Interactive remains at the forefront of computer
games development and publication by consistently developing high
quality, successful games. The Empire Interactive publishing brand was
the result of Entertainment International (UK) Ltd joining forces with
Oxford Digital Enterprises in 1989. At that time, Entertainment
International (UK) Ltd was renowned for its Pan European Sales,
Marketing and Distribution skills. The Company was successful in working
with European, US and third party publishers, bringing hit titles such
as the Dragons Lair series, Disney games and educational software to
Europe. At the same time, Oxford Digital Enterprises was a leading
software development company contracted by major publishers to develop
both original and license-based titles. Major properties such as Trivial
Pursuit and The Hunt for Red October soon built a reputation. It was a
natural collaboration.
The resultant Empire was immediately successful publishing hits such as
the Team Yankee series of Tank sims, the Paul Gascoigne ("Gazza") soccer
games as well as Pipemania. Published across all major platforms
including the Nintendo console and handheld systems, 'Pipemania' was one
of very few titles to make the transition from Home Systems to the
arcades.
It also provided Empire with its first successful launch in the
ever-growing North America market via a relationship with Lucasfilm and
latterly Microsoft. Collaboration with Nintendo and Sega saw the Company
develop titles for all of the major Home Computer and Console systems,
whilst relationships with Hanna Barbera and Sullivan Bluth brought
mainstream cartoons such as Yogi Bear and Space Ace to the growing
market.
More recently, the Company has concentrated on developing its own
Product Franchises across platforms including: PC CD-ROM, SEGA™
Dreamcast and Sony PlayStation®. The result of this can be seen in the
success of products such as Flying Corps, Grand Touring, Pro Pinball,
Enemy Engaged and International Cricket Captain. Empire Interactive PLC
joined the Alternative Investment Market of London Stock Exchange in
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Sir Rodney Walker |
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Ian Higgins |
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Simon Jeffrey |
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Dr David Pringle |
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David Seftel |
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David Pain |
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| General Manager USA |
James Lamorticelli |
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