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Officials from London, Ontario-based developer RedJade have announced the opening of the studio, formed by employees of the recently shuttered DICE Canada, and focused on supplying art creation services for PC, and current and next-generation consoles.

Jason Dobson, Blogger

October 16, 2006

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Officials from new London, Ontario-based developer RedJade announced that the studio has opened, and is focused on supplying art creation services for titles developed for the PC, as well as current and next-generation consoles. RedJade was formed by former employees of CE Digital Illusions Canada (Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons of WWII, Battlefield 2: Special Forces ), which closed its doors following Electronic Arts' recent acquisition of Swedish-headquartered Digital Illusions CE. RedJade is being headed by founder and CEO, Fredrik Liliegren, an 18 year veteran of the video game industry, having previously held position of CEO of Digital Illusions CE AB. Liliegren also worked as the Studio Manager of CE Digital Illusions Canada, as well as the CEO and CCO of the previous, defunct incarnation of RedJade, which was founded back in 2000 in California. "I am thrilled to officially open our doors for business. We have a very talented team composed of seasoned veterans who have worked on several high profile titles for globally recognized game franchises," said Liliegren. "RedJade has strong opportunities for growth. This sector of the industry is just now coming into limelight as the game industry is adapting and seeking more flexible and efficient development processes. We're confident that our creative approach and well established processes will address a need in this industry.”

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