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Icarus Studios and Apogee Software Partner to Produce Sam SuedeTM

- Sam Suede is back in action in Undercover Exposure©! -

March 3rd, 2010 - Cary, North Carolina and Dallas, Texas -The award-winning Icarus Studios and the legendary Apogee Software today announced that they have joined forces to produce the action comedy game, Sam Suede in Undercover Exposure©.

Icarus is utilizing its xScapeTM 3D engine technology developed for the award-winning game, Fallen EarthTM.
"We have been searching for a cutting edge technology to bring Sam Suede to the market," says Ken Wegrzyn, Sam Suede creator and Executive Producer. "Icarus' xScapeTM platform not only meets but significantly exceeds our vision for Sam Suede"

"We see Sam Suede as a big leap forward in the video game experience," say's Jim Hettinger, CEO of Icarus Studios. "We are excited to bring our technology and expertise to this innovative property!"

Known for world-famous legacy properties and industry-first innovations in game design and digital distribution, Apogee has been working closely with Wegrzyn on Sam Suede. "Chemistry is the key to the success of any partnership," says Dan Lutter, President and CEO of Apogee Software. "In this case, the melding of the creativity, technology, and experience of the partners creates a perfect formula for this comedic twist on the action-adventure genre."

About Icarus Studios, INC.
Located in Cary, North Carolina, Icarus Studios is a next generation game developer and technology provider. The studio's xScape cloud gaming development platform enables the production and cross integration of massively multi-player online games, iPhone and Facebook applications and virtual worlds. Icarus Studios' recent game credits include co-developing the award winning MMOG Fallen Earth, and developing Showtime's Dexter iPhone game. Icarus Studios provides its partners with a total solution that includes design and content production, monetization, customer support, hosting, and a tightly integrated technology platform. The Icarus xScape technology platform was built from the ground-up on industry standards to accelerate time to market, reduce development and running costs, and enable new revenue streams through 3D, Web, Flash™, and mobile user experiences.

About Apogee Software, LLC
Apogee Software is a privately held Texas company, with a core team of industry experts in game development, publishing, and distribution. Apogee builds franchises around original IP, publishing content for retail and digital distribution on next-generation consoles, the PC, and mobile platforms. Apogee's amazing history includes the original releases of Commander Keen™ (1990), Duke Nukem™ (1991), Wolfenstein 3-D™ (1992), Raptor™ (1993), and Rise of the Triad™ (1994), just to name a few. For more information, please visit http://www.apogeesoftware.com

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max_power hat geschrieben:Ohne Al also, na großartig, dann können sie es doch auch gleich lassen...

Auf der anderen Seite frage ich mich, warum Al nicht die Rechte an seinen (Mit-)Schöpfungen hält, ist das üblich in der Branche, oder hat er einfach nur Pech?

http://www.golem.de/news/kickstarter-le ... 92197.html

Al antwortet mit ner Klage.

I want to clarify with the media, the public, and the Kickstarter community what’s been in the press lately about my relationship with Wisecrack Games. I have no intention of suing Wisecrack, which has my permission to use my name and likeness regarding my involvement with Sam Suede.

While I am proud of the work I did on Sam Suede back in 2006, when I left the project the game’s design was nearly complete but the text, where the humor lies, was barely started. I not involved in any way with Wisecrack’s current production of Sam Suede.

I am currently actively involved with Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards Reloaded. I also am not personally involved in any legal action against Wisecrack and wish them well implementing my game design without me.

As far I know, Replay Games is consulting with Codemasters about what action to take against Wisecrack concerning any Leisure Suit Larry usage, to which Replay has the rights. Right now they’re discussing a cease and desist order but it may go further than that if Wisecrack does not comply and remove any confusion as to my current non-involvement in their project.