Crytek Opens Budapest-Based Studio
by Maarten Goldstein, May 20, 2007 2:43pm PDTA week after announcing the opening of a studio in Kiev, Ukraine studio, Crysis developer Crytek has announced that the company has also expanded to Budapest, Hungary. The Budapest office will use CryENGINE 2 technology for a non-first person shooter product. "After considering a number of different options over the last two years, we chose to open our next studio in Budapest because it is both a wonderful city in which to work and live, and because we were able to draw on a significant pool of very qualified and experienced game development talent already in place there," said Avni Yerli, managing director of Crytek. He added, "We think it is a great way to widen our horizons and develop for a new gaming genre while continuing our company's strategic growth and expansion. It is also an opportunity to further leverage all the effort that our team has put into developing our proprietary CryENGINE 2 technology while building on our tradition of producing the highly innovative and creative kind of games for which we are known."
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and crytec said something like "if germany makes such a law, we move away"
is this the first step, hope not.
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I mean, with all those HOT Budapestian babes, who has time to code?.. wank wank wank...
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