There is a man called Dick Wnuk. He used to be the chief operating officer at Konami of America, but now he has a new job, at VR-1 the ambitious development house based out of the US. Wnuk will oversee development operations around the world, working from the firm’s Japanese office.
“VR1 Entertainment is poised for the most remarkable period of growth since its inception in 1993. We have all the elements necessary to become a major international video game publisher," Mr. Wnuk stated. "We have four international studios with 172 creative and dedicated employees that are developing exciting and original games for all platforms. We have also assembled a strong, experienced Sales, Marketing and Operational team in both North America and Europe.”
VR-1 is the firm behind Nightcaster on the Microsoft Xbox as well as a selection of online PC games.
“VR1 Entertainment is poised for the most remarkable period of growth since its inception in 1993. We have all the elements necessary to become a major international video game publisher," Mr. Wnuk stated. "We have four international studios with 172 creative and dedicated employees that are developing exciting and original games for all platforms. We have also assembled a strong, experienced Sales, Marketing and Operational team in both North America and Europe.”
VR-1 is the firm behind Nightcaster on the Microsoft Xbox as well as a selection of online PC games.