Juice Games

Juice Games developed a number of titles for PlayStation 2, Xbox, Sony PSP, PC, and the following generation of console platforms. It also had a mobile game development team. The company was named after its first game: Juiced. The title was signed by Acclaim, but the publisher went bust in September 2004 prior to the release. Through a funding deal with Fund 4 Games the game was pitched to THQ and they provided room for an additional five months of polish. It was eventually released in June 2005.

In March 2006, Juice Games was acquired by THQ. After releasing three different Juiced games, THQ announced in January 2008 not to pursue the franchise. In January 2009 it was revealed the company was working on the title Stormbirds at that time, a action flight simulator similar to the Ace Combat series. THQ cancelled it and about 30 people were laid off.

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Juice Games developed a number of titles for PlayStation 2, Xbox, Sony PSP, PC, and the following generation of console platforms. It also had a mobile game development team. The company was named after its first game: Juiced. The title was signed by Acclaim, but the publisher went bust in September 2004 prior to the release. Through a funding deal with Fund 4 Games the game was pitched to THQ and they provided room for an additional five months of polish. It was eventually released in June 2005.

In March 2006, Juice Games was acquired by THQ. After releasing three different Juiced games, THQ announced in January 2008 not to pursue the franchise. In January 2009 it was revealed the company was working on the title Stormbirds at that time, a action flight simulator similar to the Ace Combat series. THQ cancelled it and about 30 people were laid off.

Subject ID: 50294

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