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    |name = Cambridge Studio
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    |type = Development branch
    |type = Development branch
    |founded = July 4 1997<ref>{{Icon|Med2}} {{cite web|title=Development|site=MediEvil 2 Official Website|url=http://www.medievil2.com/uk/nonshocked/development/development1.htm|archivedurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20141108104352/http://www.medievil2.com/uk/nonshocked/development/development1.htm|archivedtitle=Wayback Machine Internet Archive}}</ref>
    |founded = July 4 1997<ref>{{Icon|Med2}} {{cite web|title=Development|site=MediEvil 2 Official Website|url=http://www.medievil2.com/uk/nonshocked/development/development1.htm|archivedurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20141108104352/http://www.medievil2.com/uk/nonshocked/development/development1.htm|archivedtitle=Wayback Machine Internet Archive}}</ref>

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    Cambridge Studio
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    Type Development branch
    Founded July 4 1997[1]
    Founder(s) Sony Computer Entertainment
    Headquarters Cambridge, United Kingdom
    Owner Sony Corporation
    Parent SCE Worldwide Studios
    Products MediEvil series, Primal

    Sony Computer Entertainment Cambridge Studio, part of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, was formed on July 4 1997 when Sony Computer Entertainment Europe acquired the Millennium development studio from Cyberlife Ltd. The developer is mainly well known for making the MediEvil series on the original PlayStation, and also the PlayStation Portable.

    On January 10 2013, Cambridge Studio was restructured and renamed to Guerrilla Cambridge and became a development branch of Guerrilla Games.[2]

    Games

    Contributions

    Studio Cambridge also contributed to the making of these titles to various degrees.

    • Heavenly Sword
    • Wipeout franchise
    • PlayStation Home
    • Killzone 2
    • Passport to... franchise
    • EyeToy franchise
    • PlayTV digital TV viewer and recorder

    References

    1. MediEvil 2 Development on MediEvil 2 Official Website (archived version at Wayback Machine Internet Archive).
    2. Victor Zuylen, Happy Holidays from Guerrilla Games! on PlayStation.Blog. Published 24 December, 2012. Retrieved 24 December 2012.

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