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Lair developer Factor 5 may be the latest to face harsh economic realities, according to a blog from one of its employees. Citing insufficient funding, Factor 5 allegedly had to put one unannounced project on hold. More »
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According to Variety, Brash Entertainment are no more. The young company - who were only launched in 2007 - had recently laid off a bunch of employees and cancelled a few projects, but were promising the world that they'd not be going under. Shows how good business promises are these days! The Variety reports says that, ever since company co-founder Thomas Tull jumped ship, the investors propping the company up with cash money have bailed as well, leaving them with...no money. If this checks out, we won't really miss them as a company, since the only thing they ever did was release a few crappy games and talk a lot of talk, but it always sucks to hear of devs and staff losing their jobs en masse. More »
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Brash Entertainment has announced today it's doing the Tale of Despereaux video game for Xbox 360, PS2 and Wii, set to release alongside the film on December 19th. The movie and the game are both based on an an award-winning book by Kate Dicamillo — would that make this the first video game yet tied into a Newbery Award-winner? More »
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How do you cram all of the fun of a visit to a Six Flags theme park into your living room? You don't, but Brash Entertainment is still willing to try. They've just announced Six Flags Fun Park, due out this fall for the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 2. Gamers can create their own character and engage in quests that take you all over the virtual theme park, just like a real life visit. And what visit to Six Flags would be complete without 40 different mini-games to challenge family and friends? None, I say. More »
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The rumors were right. The Chipmunks are getting their own PS2/Wii/DS videogame from Brash Entertainment. This December alongside their film, The Chipmunks will launch a rhythm game in which they perform 40 castrated classics like REM's Shiny Happy People and Run DMC's It's Tricky. More »
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They may not yet have a game to their name, but Brash sure is lining up the film studios for future deals. More »
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Thomas Tull, the guy behind Legendary Pictures, which is the studio behind Batman Begins and 300, and Mitch Davis, the guy behind up-and-coming movie-centric dev Brash, gave a little talk today at the Hollywood & Games gathering touching on several interesting things, not least of which was their work on the upcoming World of Warcraft movie. More »
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Good news everyone, developer-guns-for-hire Brash Entertainment told Variety today that they have managed to raise $400 million in funds to start pumping out games based on movies, television and, yes, even music. More »
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