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Edmonton's BioWare launches new team in Montreal

Posted by Rob Lewis on Mon, March 2, 2009 3:44 PM · Filed under Edmonton, Montréal, Vancouver , Gaming · Comments

James Brightman of GameDaily is reporting that Edmonton-based Bioware is launching a new team in Montreal using the existing Electronics Arts Montreal studio.

GameDaily BIZ just got off the phone with EA's vp of communications, Jeff Brown, and BioWare co-founder and CEO Ray Muzyka, who revealed that BioWare is establishing a new BioWare Montreal group to work within the existing EA Montreal studio. Muzyka said that the team will be working on the highly anticipated Mass Effect sequel to start with.

He noted that the goal is to have around 30 people there and about half of the staff will be people brought in from BioWare's Edmonton studio location (many of these folks worked on Mass Effect), with the other half consisting of new hires from the great talent pool in the Montreal area. Those interested in applying should head over to careers.bioware.com.

Looks like EA CEO John Riccitiello is sticking to his plans and still investing in innovation and new IP. Not sure if Bioware is any less nervous though.

 
Company:
BioWare Corp.
Website:
http://www.bioware.com
Location:
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

BioWare Corp. is an electronic entertainment company that develops computer and console games. Our published projects include: Shattered Steel, the... [more]

 
 
Company:
Electronic Arts Canada
Website:
http://www.ea.com
Location:
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Want to be part of the Next Generation of games development? EA is the leading developer for next gen games and looking for passionate gamers who... [more]

 

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