High Voltage Software signs lifetime license for Infernal Engine
High Voltage Software announced today a partnership with Terminal Reality. The two companies signed a long-term agreement with High Voltage Software, who has decided to purchase a lifetime license to use the Infernal Engine. Man, that’s worse than getting married! Here’s why High Voltage pulled the trigger on this one:
“We already have the most advanced Wii technology available. By incorporating some of the best PS3/360 technology, we are able to really push the envelope with our next wave of titles.” said Kerry J. Ganofsky, founder of High Voltage Software.
And there you go. You can learn more about the company by visditing www.high-voltage.com.
Namco Bandai licenses Terminal Reality’s Infernal Engine
NAMCO BANDAI Games America has licensed Terminal Reality’s Infernal Engine for an upcoming Food Network branded cooking game, the company announced today. NAMCO BANDAI has selected the Infernal Engine to power the upcoming video game title Food Network: Cook or Be Cooked , developed by Red Fly Studio and scheduled for release later this year.
Terminal Reality will be showing the Infernal Engine to interested developers and publishers by appointment at the Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) from June 2 - 4 in Los Angeles.
You can learn about all the games using Terminal Reality’s middleware technology by visiting www.infernalengine.com.
Infernal Engine and the Great Outdoors
Developer Terminal Reality says that two upcoming simulation games from Piranha Games will showcase the power of its game development engine, the Infernal Engine. Infernal Engine is the technology behind Piranha Games’ bass fishing title The Strike, as well as their hunting simulation The Hunt.
The company also announced that it plans to attend the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles in June to show off its engine and to sign some contracts for those interested in licensing the technology.
More information on the Infernal Engine, visit www.infernalengine.com.
