
UK broadcaster signs developer Introversion for new PC game, with eye on console downloads, mobile and more
Channel 4 has begun to properly commission games content alongside its TV and cross-media efforts – and has turned to indie team Introversion for one of its first projects.
The channel is also looking to fund games for the likes of Miniclip.com and Kongregate.com, plus console downloads, mobile games and ARGs.
Speaking at yesterday’s NESTA event unveiling a new half-million pound fund for games studios, one of the UK broadcaster’s commissioning editors Adam Gee named the Introversion title as ‘Chronometer’, but added little other details, except to say that the game was the first of Channel 4’s planned downloadable PC games.
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Channel 4 creating its own games
Great, hopefully it'll be somekind of boxing type thing, finally I'd be able to floor,thets
Channel 4 creating its own games
Great, hopefully it'll be some kind of boxing type thing, finally I'd be able to floor , lets see now,
1. Russel Brand
2. Jimmy Carr
3. Davina McCall
4. Richard & Judy
5. Any Channel 4 idiot yoof presenter
6. Mathew Collings
Channel 4 please make it happen!!!
Re: Channel 4 creating its own games
Argh! I must have been cursed with sausage fingers , sorry about the first post!
Re: Re: Channel 4 creating its own games
@ Magnus - "Chronometer" will hopefully allow the player to go back in time and do whatever it takes to stop those listed above from even being born...
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