Playlogic International N.V.
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Playlogic International N.V. was the largest Dutch independent publisher and developer of games for console, PC, handheld and mobile devices.
It was established in early 2002 and published games developed by Playlogic's in-house studio Playlogic Game Factory based in Breda, The Netherlands, as well as games developed by a large number of studios throughout Europe and the USA.
In 2007, five years after the establishment, the company first started to run a profit, but on 3rd August 2010 Playlogic Entertainment, Inc. filed for bankruptcy for the Dutch subsidiaries, citing tough market conditions, late payments by large customers, and the delays in projects.
Credited on 19 Games from 2004 to 2013
| Red Bull BC One (2008 on Nintendo DS) |
| Toki Tori (2008 on Windows, Macintosh, PlayStation 3...) |
| WorldShift (2008 on Windows) |
| Dragon Hunters (2008 on Nintendo DS) |
| Dimensity (2008 on Windows, OnLive) |
| Obscure: The Aftermath (2007 on Windows, PlayStation 2, PSP...) |
| Xyanide: Resurrection (2007 on Windows, PlayStation 2, PSP) |
| Infernal (2007 on Windows, Xbox 360, OnLive) |
| Simon the Sorcerer 4: Chaos Happens (2007 on Windows) |
| Aggression: Reign over Europe (2007 on Windows) |
| Ancient Wars: Sparta (2006 on Windows) |
| Evil Days of Luckless John (2005 on Windows) |
| Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales (2005 on Windows) |
| Gene Troopers (2005 on Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox) |
| Knights of the Temple II (2005 on Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox) |
| World Racing 2 (2005 on Windows, PlayStation 2, Xbox) |
| Alpha Black Zero: Intrepid Protocol (2004 on Windows) |
| Airborne Troops: Countdown to D-Day (2004 on Windows, PlayStation 2) |
| Cyclone Circus: Power Sail Racing (2004 on PlayStation 2) |
History +
- May 22, 2008
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The company announces to relocate its operational headquarters from Concertgebouwplein in Amsterdam (The Netherlands) to a new 10,000 square foot office in Amsterdam’s World Trade Center.
- July 1, 2005
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The company becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Donar Enterprises, Inc. and will change its name to Playlogic Entertainment, Inc with U.S. headquarters in New York.
- July 15, 2003
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The company announces a 49% take over of handheld developer Engine Software. The two companies sign a 2.5-year deal to co-operate, and Engine will produce 3 to 4 Game Boy Advance titles each year.
- 2002
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Company founded.
Trivia +
Contact information (from 26th May 2008):
Playlogic International N.V.
World Trade Center Amsterdam
C-Tower, 10th floor
Strawinskylaan 1041
1077 XX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 20 676 03 04
Fax: +31 20 673 17 13
http://www.playlogicgames.com/
Related Web Sites +
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Gamer.nl: PlayLogic
A feature about the company's history and upcoming games - 21st December 2006 (in Dutch)
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 6 games with GamersGate AB
- 6 games with BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Germany GmbH
- 3 games with Cenega Czech s.r.o.
- 3 games with GameSpy Industries Inc.
- 2 games with SeVeN M Vertriebs s.r.o.
- 2 games with RelQ Software Pvt Ltd.
- 2 games with Cenega Slovakia, s.r.o.
- 2 games with Bohemia Interactive Slovakia
- 2 games with Playlogic Game Factory BV
- 2 games with Protection Technology, LLC
- 15 games with Rogier W. Smit
- 14 games with Willem M. Smit
- 13 games with Russell Beadle
- 13 games with Beco Mulderij
- 10 games with Dominique Morel
- 8 games with Stefan Layer
- 7 games with Pierre-Yves Thiercelin
- 7 games with Esther Berger
- 6 games with Hoang-Minh Luu
- 6 games with Jean-Paul Hardy
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