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Battlefield, Halo Veterans Form Tyrant Studios

Senior staffers from high-profile franchises such as Halo and Battlefield have formed Tyrant Studios in Seattle, Washington, which "features an innovative production model with contributing team members from around the world".

Christian Nutt, Contributor

February 12, 2008

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Designers who worked on high-profile franchises such as Halo and Battlefield have formed Tyrant Studios in Seattle, Washington, which "features an innovative production model with contributing team members from around the world". The team is led by executive producer Hardy LeBel, who was previously a design director at Microsoft and a creative director at Zipper Interactive, and lead designer Anders Hejdenberg, who was a lead designer at Digital Illusions C.E. The founders are joined by five others who have worked on properties such as Spider-Man, Midnight Club 2 and Viva Pinata: Party Animals. "We're excited to announce the formation of Tyrant and share our vision for the future of game development," said LeBel. "Our first project is the result of months of preproduction and planning -- and with our collected experience, we believe we'll change the way games are made." The company's website contains little information on the company, its projects or its touted production model. However, a "project" page contains an image of two human silhouettes with a logo that says "ESP", hinting at a potential game in the works.

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Christian Nutt

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Christian Nutt is the former Blog Director of Gamasutra. Prior to joining the Gamasutra team in 2007, he contributed to numerous video game publications such as GamesRadar, Electronic Gaming Monthly, The Official Xbox Magazine, GameSpy and more.

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