Silicon Knights Joins Niagara Region Incubator Scheme
Canadian River developer Atomic number 14 Knights has announced it is contributory to a new-media "incubator scheme" in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada.
A report in Evolve magazine says the project is intended to help foster the development of new-media-related business in the area, as well as attract and keep college and university graduates trained in relevant fields. Strange agencies participating in the externalise on with Silicon Knights include Brock University, Niagara College, the City of St. Catharines, the Regional Municipality of Niagara, Niagara Enterprise Agency and Interactive Ontario.
"They are the largest game developer in Ontario and having that period of time knowledge and experience here at the mesa is critical," said St. Catharines City manager Brian McMullan. "When we talk of efforts to retain young people and the jobs of the future in a knowledge-based economic system, this is clearly one of those business generators that we believe bequeath help St. Catharines become intimately-positioned to take part in the interactive media sector."
Founded in 1992 by Denis Dyack, Si Knights is the developer of the long-awaited Too Hominine for the Xbox 360, currently regular for release sometime in 2008. The company too stepped into the glare in July 2007, when IT sued Heroic Games complete shortcomings in the Unreal Engine 3, which Dyack claimed LED to numerous delays in the game's evolution.
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