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April 19th, 2007, 15:22
via gameplanet (http://www.gameplanet.co.nz/mag.dyn/News/11712.html)
Eidos Interactive has teamed up with Majesco Entertainment to distribute a number of new Majesco titles to European and Australia territories.
The partnership will predominantly focus on Nintendo DS and Wii console titles including Cake Mania, The New York Times Crosswords, MechAssault: Phantom War and Nancy Drew: The Deadly Secret of Old World Park for DS and several as yet unannounced Wii console titles.
"There is an obvious synergy between Eidos' focus on the casual games market and Majesco's expertise in this field," said Ian Livingstone, Product Acquisition Director, Eidos. "This is just the start of an exciting relationship with Majesco and furthers our commitment to casual games."
"This partnership with Eidos provides us with a focus that our mass market games will really benefit from, and is a natural progression in our company's evolution. It's also a fantastic opportunity to work with some of the best professionals in the industry while benefiting from a proven international distribution network," said Jason Dutton, Managing Director, Majesco Entertainment International.
Eidos will distribute eight of Majesco's titles by this Winter, with more than 15 other titles to follow.
Eidos Interactive has teamed up with Majesco Entertainment to distribute a number of new Majesco titles to European and Australia territories.
The partnership will predominantly focus on Nintendo DS and Wii console titles including Cake Mania, The New York Times Crosswords, MechAssault: Phantom War and Nancy Drew: The Deadly Secret of Old World Park for DS and several as yet unannounced Wii console titles.
"There is an obvious synergy between Eidos' focus on the casual games market and Majesco's expertise in this field," said Ian Livingstone, Product Acquisition Director, Eidos. "This is just the start of an exciting relationship with Majesco and furthers our commitment to casual games."
"This partnership with Eidos provides us with a focus that our mass market games will really benefit from, and is a natural progression in our company's evolution. It's also a fantastic opportunity to work with some of the best professionals in the industry while benefiting from a proven international distribution network," said Jason Dutton, Managing Director, Majesco Entertainment International.
Eidos will distribute eight of Majesco's titles by this Winter, with more than 15 other titles to follow.