Frozen Codebase LLC announced it is now an approved developer for the Microsoft XBox 360 video game console. The company, led by President Ben Geisler, is creating exciting and innovative games on next generation platforms. Geisler, a veteran developer, has worked on a number of hit titles including Quake 4, Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, X-Men Legends and Soldier of Fortune 2. He started the company with an initial staff of veterans from Raven Software, Radical Entertainment, GarageGames and Astral Entertainment.
"Frozen Codebase is receiving fantastic feedback on our first game and is poised for success" said Geisler. "We have a strong working relationship with Microsoft whose XBox 360 console provides an exciting game development platform. GarageGames is providing the underlying 'Torque' game engine."
Frozen Codebase is attracting experienced talent from game development strongholds to its home base in Green Bay, Wisconsin. One such talent is Jay Balakrishnan, an industry veteran with 25 years of experience, who has served as Executive Producer at Radical Entertainment, Wild Tangent and Dynamix/Sierra.
Balakrishnan, a Board Director and Executive Producer of Frozen Codebase's un-announced original game, said "I am very excited to be working with Ben and his talented team at Frozen CodeBase. They're a new breed of game developers that's revolutionizing the gaming industry, with efficient production techniques, combined with a primary focus on innovative gameplay."
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