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: GamePolitics.comMichigan Developer First to Take Advantage of State's Incentives
By pete_gallagher
Pixofactor Entertainment is being billed as the first game developer in Michigan to make use of the state's incentive packages aimed at the film and interactive entertainment industries.
The Royal Oak-based company is set to begin work on a Ben Hogan videogame for the Nintendo Wii, part of a suite of Hogan-related products that will include mobile apps, an interactive website and a DVD. The application was submitted to the Michigan Film Office by BH Golfing Game Productions LLC.
The entire project has a budget of $2.7 million and iPhone and Wii games are scheduled for release by the 2011 holiday season. The company expects to hire an additional 20-30 artists, animators and programmers to back the green-lit project.
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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on November 23, 2010 (boomark / email).
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