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Award-winning development team focused on innovation and bleeding edge technology.For the last several years, we have led the Audience of the Future Moving Image demonstrator - a multi-million pound R&D effort around augmented reality and real-time storytelling which led to the soft launch recently of Wallace & Gromit: The Big Fix Up and will be followed by the global city scale AR experience - Wallace & Gromit: Fix Up the City in late Summer 2021.Our previous work includes the award-winning f2p mobile hit "Doctor Who: Legacy", along with Doctor Who Infinity and Tiny Rebel Beer Money.

Petaverse is the platform for the next generation of the virtual pet - with you across your digital life. Our core game, on mobile, in the tradition of Tamagotchi and Nintendogs, is a caring app. With cutting edge proprietary technology enhanced by ChatGPT, we simulate a life for your pet, giving you context to their needs. The user adopts and customises their pet, plays rotating mini games to care for them and to earn accessories for their pet and their pet's home. Then they can then bring their accessorised pet onto their video calls, Twitch/Youtube streams (their audience can feed and play with their pet there), into augmented reality, into virtual reality, and soon in a multiuser web environment.Petaverse.com is already live with users live testing in AR, web, ChatGPT, Twitch, and VR. They will be launching their Nintendogs style experience, in browser, in 3D, this summer. Chat with your pet, find out what they need, keep them happy - either via mini games or in premium, rich extensions (mobile, web, wearables).Largest investors include 1UP Ventures, Fabric Ventures, Animoca Brands.

PlayCap is a new angel network of women with experience from the games industry. We specialize in early-stage investments in game studios, companies, and tech in games. An investment from PlayCap means more than just funding; it provides your company with support and knowledge from some of the experts in the games industry.

Incredibly proud to be a Visiting Professor at USW, working with the talented team in the BA/MA Computer Games design courses.

Exited to WPP. Real-time storytelling platform - the MUST (Multi-User-StoryTelling) Platform. It allows creators to design, assemble, simulate and publish real-time immersive experiences.

Frequently called in as "Hired guns", Tiny Rebel is expert at jumping into the development process and identifying problems and fixing them, including working on-site at the developer as needed. We also have a network of talented individuals with very specific expertise to bring in as needed to games. We frequently step in for part or all of the development of a game on behalf of our publisher client and manage production and/or game design.

Co-founder of a new, international video game publisher/distributor. Responsibilities include strategic planning, direct management of product development organization, management of internal development studio, business development, licensing, M&A. Shipped Order Up!, Puzzle Kingdoms, Story Hour. Managed relationships with Ninja Theory, Factor 5, Infinite Interactive, Supervillain, Radar, Recoil, Other Ocean.

Business development consultant for Take 2 Interactive and others. Signed Spec Ops deal with Yager.

Co-founder of the 2K Games label at Take 2 Interactive, working closely with Take 2's then CEO.Built product portfolio of next gen original IP and licensed titles signing BIOSHOCK (Irrational Games), BORDERLANDS (Gearbox), THE DARKNESS (Starbreeze), X-COM (Firaxis).Acquired Civ IP (in addition to X-Com IP) from Atari, one year prior to the release of Civ 4 which became Take 2's best selling PC game of all time.Oversaw product planning, acquisitions and publishing deals for 2K Games. Hired and worked closely with head of product development to establish new IP and to look for ways to further extend currently held IP and licenses. Led the acquisition of a variety of studios to build out 2K's internal development capabilities (Irrational Games, PAM, Firaxis, etc).

Co-founded the relaunch of the T2 Global Star label, to focus on family/casual console games to take advantage of the end of the PS2/Xbox lifecycle. Responsible for product planning and direction which included signing deals with a variety of console developers, as well as putting together and managing product development for Global Star titles (team building, milestone sign off, staff reviews).Part of the business team which made the decision to enter Take 2 into the sports business through a distribution deal with Sega Japan for an aggressively priced 2K5 sports season, which led to the key acquisitions of Visual Concepts, Kush Games, Indie Studios, and Venom. Ultimately, this led to the creation of 2K Games.

Negotiated deal with Capcom to release GTA 3 and GTA Vice City in Japan, both extremely successful given the historical failure of the majority of US/Euro games in the Japanese market. Led the acquisition of Mobius Entertainment, which would become Rockstar Leeds. Handled music licensing and copyright clearances for various titles.

- Hired as Director of Interactive Content in March 2000, to handle all licensing of entertainment software and soon after promoted to VP Content to head of up all content licensing.- Established and secured relationships with leading game publishers to stream their games on demand.

Negotiated publishing deals with Electronic Arts, Havas (Vivendi-Universal), Fox Interactive, Atari, Acclaim, BMG Entertainment. Retained by BMG to license NA distribution rights to GTA, College Basketball; introduced Take 2 to BMG management, leading to acquisition of the interactive group (to become Rockstar Games).