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|image = [[File:Studio_Cambridge_Logo.png|center]] | |image = [[File:Studio_Cambridge_Logo.png|center]] | ||
|type = Development branch | |type = Development branch | ||
|founded = July 4 1997 | |founded = July 4 1997{{Siteref|MED2-EU-Site|uk/nonshocked/development/development1.htm|Development}}<sup><ref name="TheTimes">{{Cite news|title=''Sony spends £6m on research base''|newspaper=The Times|author=Jason Nisse|published=July 14, 1997}}</ref></sup> | ||
|founder = Sony Computer Entertainment | |founder = Sony Computer Entertainment | ||
|headquarters = Cambridge, United Kingdom | |headquarters = Cambridge, United Kingdom | ||
|owner = Sony Corporation | |owner = Sony Corporation | ||
|parent = SCE Worldwide Studios | |parent = SCE Worldwide Studios | ||
|products = ''MediEvil'' series, ''Primal''}} | |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 bought the [[Millennium]] development studio from Cyberlife Ltd for six million pounds.<sup><ref name="TheTimes"/></sup> The developer is mainly well known for making the [[MediEvil series|''MediEvil'' series]] on the original [[PlayStation]], and also the [[PlayStation Portable]]. | ||
'''Sony Computer Entertainment Cambridge Studio''', part of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, was formed on July 4 1997 when Sony Computer Entertainment Europe | |||
On January 10 2013, Cambridge Studio was restructured and renamed to [[Guerrilla Cambridge]] and became a development branch of Guerrilla Games.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/12/24/happy-holidays-from-guerrilla-games-2/|title=Happy Holidays from Guerrilla Games!|published=24 December, 2012|author=Victor Zuylen|site=PlayStation.Blog|retrieved=24 December 2012}}</ref> | On January 10 2013, Cambridge Studio was restructured and renamed to [[Guerrilla Cambridge]] and became a development branch of Guerrilla Games.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://blog.us.playstation.com/2012/12/24/happy-holidays-from-guerrilla-games-2/|title=Happy Holidays from Guerrilla Games!|published=24 December, 2012|author=Victor Zuylen|site=PlayStation.Blog|retrieved=24 December 2012}}</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:09, 28 August 2019
| Cambridge Studio | ||
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| Type | Development branch | |
| Founded | July 4 1997[1][2] | |
| 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 bought the Millennium development studio from Cyberlife Ltd for six million pounds.[2] 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.[3]
Games
- MediEvil (1998)
- MediEvil 2 (2000)
- C-12: Final Resistance (2001)
- Primal (2003)
- Ghosthunter (2004)
- MediEvil: Resurrection (2005)
- 24: The Game (2006)
- PlayTV (2008)
- LittleBigPlanet (2009)
- TV Superstars (2010)
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
Gallery
- TheTeam.jpg
The MediEvil development team.
- Med2DevTeam.jpg
The MediEvil 2 development team.
References
- ↑
Development on MediEvil 2 Official EU Website (archived version at Internet Archive Wayback Machine).
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Jason Nisse, Sony spends £6m on research base in The Times. Published July 14, 1997.
- ↑ Victor Zuylen, Happy Holidays from Guerrilla Games! on PlayStation.Blog. Published 24 December, 2012. Retrieved 24 December 2012.
External links
- Official Website
SCE Cambridge Studio at Wikipedia.