Freejam Limited

Moby ID: 2533

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August 6, 2007: 10tacle studios AG announces plans to acquire a 29% stake in the company.
February 2007: The company terminates the development activities of Climax LA and turns it into the US business development division.
September 28, 2006: The company sells the Climax Racing division to Buena Vista Games, Inc.
November 29, 2004: The company reorganizes some of the divisions into virtual brands: Climax Action (Climax Handheld, Climax London, Climax Solent), Climax Online (Climax Nottingham) and Climax Racing (Climax Brighton).
November 24, 2004: The company unveils Tomcat, a proprietary toolset that enables the quick creation of dynamic shading effects, for development on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
October 14, 2003: The Climax Group founds a high-tech audio department in Brighton, headed-up by by Steve Rockett.
May 6, 2003: The company establishes the US development division Climax LA.
November 2002: The company establishes the Climax Handheld Games division.
June 11, 2002: The Climax Group unveils Blimey, a cross-platform games engine that will be used to develop games for the PC, Gamecube, PS2 and Xbox.
June 1, 2001: The Climax Group acquires the London-based developer Syrox Developments and renames it Climax London.
June 12, 2000: The Climax Group acquires Anthill Studios and renames it Climax Nottingham.
November 7, 1999: The Climax Group acquires Pixel Planet and renames it Climax Brighton.
1999: The company establishes the Climax Fareham development division.
October 1998: The company announces to have established a separate division for PC games.
1987: The Climax Group is formed by Karl Jeffery.