Play Eternal, LLC

Play Eternal is a development studio based in Philadelphia (USA). It was first announced in February 2011, even though the website's copyright date goes back to 2010. Two core people involved with the studio are Brandon Van Slyke and Albert Vazquez. Both were previously with Vicarious Visions and most likely left or were laid off when parent company Activision allegedly scrapped about 50 jobs after discontinuing the Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk franchise in February 2011. Two other people involved with the studio are Louis Tranchitella and Michael Worth.

The company aims to develop digitally distributed titles for Xbox Live Arcade, PSN and WiiWare, using the Vision engine. They are currently in development on their first title.