ZeniMax opens London office

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ZeniMax, the owner of Bethesda, has opened a London office to further strengthen their publishing capabilities in Europe. Here's the press release:<blockquote>ZeniMax Media Opens London Office

16th February 2008 (London, England) – ZeniMax Media Inc., the parent company of Bethesda Softworks®, today announced it has begun direct publishing operations in Europe with the establishment of its London-based subsidiary, ZeniMax Europe Ltd. ZeniMax Europe will be publishing titles throughout UK/EMEA territories under the Bethesda Softworks brand.

Bethesda Softworks has a successful history as a developer and publisher of award-winning titles, most recently with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion®, which won critical acclaim and countless Game of the Year awards. While continuing to work with strategic European distribution partners, ZeniMax Europe plans to deliver a range of compelling titles to the European market in the coming years, including the highly anticipated Fallout® 3 in Fall 2008.

“This is an important step for us as we look to expand our presence in markets outside of North America,” said Robert Altman, CEO of ZeniMax Media Inc. “We want to establish direct relationships with retailers and distributors throughout Europe and the UK as we bring exciting titles like Fallout® 3 and Rogue Warrior™ to gamers worldwide.”

The European operations of the Company will be headed by Sean Brennan, an industry veteran with over 20 years experience in the European markets. “We are happy to be part of the ZeniMax family,” said Sean “Building upon their great reputation and extending their direct reach throughout Europe and the UK is an exciting, new phase in the expansion of the company.”

Working alongside Brennan are Greg Baverstock, Director of Sales and Business Development, and Christina Camerota, Director of Marketing and Public Relations. With a wealth of industry experience, the team has recently settled into the Company’s new European offices which are located in the heart of London’s West end.

About ZeniMax Europe Ltd.
Headquartered in London, England, ZeniMax Europe Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of ZeniMax Media Inc. ZeniMax Europe publishes original interactive entertainment content for consoles, the PC, and handheld/wireless devices throughout UK/EMEA territories.

About Bethesda Softworks
Bethesda Softworks, a subsidiary of the ZeniMax Media Inc. family of companies, is a premier developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software and has produced numerous award-winning titles, most recently with 2006 PC and Xbox 360™ Game of the Year and RPG of the Year, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion®, and the 2002 PC and Xbox® Game of the Year and RPG of the Year, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrrowind®. Among Bethesda’s more popular franchises are The Elder Scrolls® series and Fallout®, as well as its licensed properties, such as Star Trek®. Its product line spans the sports, racing, RPG, strategy, and action genres. For more information on Bethesda Softworks’ products, visit www.bethsoft.com.</blockquote>
 
God sha...uh i mean god Save the Queen .
Well...they are growing bigger ...who knows,maybe they will also make an Arcanum game someday :( ...that will be the very day i will commit suicide !
 
Did you just cross-quote from another thread just to say "I told you so" on a subject everyone was agreed on anyway?

Wow. Prize for complete and utter waste of time, I suppose.
 
Oh, so they're not publishing via 2K, but on their own?

Weird. Setting up the whole logistics, warehousing and DTP operations is a pretty big move.
 
They can afford it.

It's a pretty logical move in a time when ZeniMax is reinvesting enormous amounts of money. 's simple logic. You make money, you invest it all, you make a lot more money. Hence ZeniMax Online, hence ZeniMax London. They should really rename Bethesda into ZeniMax Rockville, to be honest.

Still odd to get 300 million from Providence Equity when you're already loaded yourself. But hey, they're thinking big.

Here's to hoping it works out for 'em.

JINX
 
Wooz said:
Oh, so they're not publishing via 2K, but on their own?

Weird. Setting up the whole logistics, warehousing and DTP operations is a pretty big move.

I think it was Ubisoft in Europe, 2k in the States. The local deals they have in some countries, like Poland, shouldn't be affected by this, as far as I know.

Zenimax Europe will use solely the brand Bethesda Softworks for now, probably use Zenimax Online too when time comes, but that isn't clear.
 
me thinks that its time for me to look for a new job and london based is perfect. I will be a mole :twisted:
 
Black said:
Protect the queen! They're here!


Sorry, we can't help ya brits. Us yanks are already engaged in guerilla warfare over here in the colonies.
 
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