Two new F1 Racing titles for PlayStation2 and Dreamcast
Video System today announced a host of outstanding Formula One driving simulation releases for the third quarter of 2000.
Leading Japanese Formula One racing simulation video game developer and publisher Video System today announced a host of outstanding Formula One driving simulation releases for the third quarter of 2000.
The company, who set up a UK-based development studio in Didsbury, Manchester last year, will be exhibiting at E3 (www.e3expo.com - the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2000 in LA) in the West Hall on Stand 2200.
"This is going to be our biggest year to date," says Video System's Development Co-ordinator, Amanda Armer-Ojok.
Video System are set to publish F1 World Grand Prix 2 for Dreamcast August 2000. This will be their second Dreamcast release, and follow up to last year's successful F1 World Grand Prix for Dreamcast.
By Christmas 2000, Video System will release F1 World Grand Prix 2000, their first highly anticipated release for Playstation2. Both the new Formula One Dreamcast and PlayStation2 racing simulation releases will be represented at E3.
Also on display at this year's E3 will be F1 World Grand Prix for PC and F1 World Grand Prix 2000 Season (PlayStation). Both titles will be published by Video System and developed and distributed by Eidos.
"Video System have successfully held the license to develop and publish official Formula One racing simulation games for the past eight years," says Armer-Ojok. One of our primary aims is to establish Video System as a global player in the videogame arena."
Continues Armer-Ojok, "Because Video System has already achieved nationwide awareness as one of the most established computer game publishers in Japan, the time is ripe to start building up our profile in Europe and North America. We believe E3 will give us the perfect platform to achieve this goal."
Video System
Tel. 0161 955 4402
www.dreamsquare.co.jp
For further information please contact:
Video System
Tel. 0161 955 4402
www.dreamsquare.co.jp
PETER NOBLE PR
Graphic House, 2A Sumatra Road
London, NW6 1PU
Tel: 0171 794 2302
Fax: 0171 431 9984
E-mail: peter@noblepr.co.uk
The company, who set up a UK-based development studio in Didsbury, Manchester last year, will be exhibiting at E3 (www.e3expo.com - the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2000 in LA) in the West Hall on Stand 2200.
"This is going to be our biggest year to date," says Video System's Development Co-ordinator, Amanda Armer-Ojok.
Video System are set to publish F1 World Grand Prix 2 for Dreamcast August 2000. This will be their second Dreamcast release, and follow up to last year's successful F1 World Grand Prix for Dreamcast.
By Christmas 2000, Video System will release F1 World Grand Prix 2000, their first highly anticipated release for Playstation2. Both the new Formula One Dreamcast and PlayStation2 racing simulation releases will be represented at E3.
Also on display at this year's E3 will be F1 World Grand Prix for PC and F1 World Grand Prix 2000 Season (PlayStation). Both titles will be published by Video System and developed and distributed by Eidos.
"Video System have successfully held the license to develop and publish official Formula One racing simulation games for the past eight years," says Armer-Ojok. One of our primary aims is to establish Video System as a global player in the videogame arena."
Continues Armer-Ojok, "Because Video System has already achieved nationwide awareness as one of the most established computer game publishers in Japan, the time is ripe to start building up our profile in Europe and North America. We believe E3 will give us the perfect platform to achieve this goal."
Video System
Tel. 0161 955 4402
www.dreamsquare.co.jp
For further information please contact:
Video System
Tel. 0161 955 4402
www.dreamsquare.co.jp
PETER NOBLE PR
Graphic House, 2A Sumatra Road
London, NW6 1PU
Tel: 0171 794 2302
Fax: 0171 431 9984
E-mail: peter@noblepr.co.uk