Codemasters Goes Online
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Codemasters has announced that they have created a new division dedicated strictly to online gaming. Codemasters Online Gaming will focus on Massively Multiple Player Online and casual online games with David Solari heading the new division. Solari was previously Codemasters’ PC Group Brand Manager, working on titles such as Operation Flashpoint and Soldiers.
The new division will first be working on a casual gaming portal with major announcements for MMOs to be released shortly. The division has also received other talent including Phil ‘Vortal’ White as Head of Massively Multiplayer Gaming, Nick Pili as Head of Internet Gaming, Ed Relf as Head of Codemasters Online Gaming Marketing and Adam Hance as Head of Interactive Marketing.
Says David Solari, Head of Codemasters Online Group: "The Online Group has been assigned a significant investment to drive our plans in this major growth area of the business. Codemasters has a very serious interest in online gaming and one that covers a broad scope, with titles and initiatives that will target the core and casual online gamer."
Source: Codemasters Press Release
The new division will first be working on a casual gaming portal with major announcements for MMOs to be released shortly. The division has also received other talent including Phil ‘Vortal’ White as Head of Massively Multiplayer Gaming, Nick Pili as Head of Internet Gaming, Ed Relf as Head of Codemasters Online Gaming Marketing and Adam Hance as Head of Interactive Marketing.
Says David Solari, Head of Codemasters Online Group: "The Online Group has been assigned a significant investment to drive our plans in this major growth area of the business. Codemasters has a very serious interest in online gaming and one that covers a broad scope, with titles and initiatives that will target the core and casual online gamer."
Source: Codemasters Press Release