BioWare founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk have been announced as main keynotes for this year’s Develop conference in Brighton.
The pair in the past year have both seen the release of Dragon Age: Origins in November, followed by Mass Effect 2 in January, with the release of a possible Dragon Age sequel for Q4 FY2011 and Star Wars: The Old Republic in spring 2011.
Muzyka and Zeschuk’s keynote comes a month after it plans to have a massive E3, according to Muzyka back in January.
Develop takes place between July 13-15 in Brighton. PR below.
BIOWARE FOUNDERS TO KEYNOTE AT DEVELOP IN BRIGHTON 2010
BioWare founders and video games legends Ray Muzyka (Group General Manager of the BioWare Group and Senior Vice President Electronic Arts) and Greg Zeschuk (Group Creative Officer BioWare Group, Vice President Electronic Arts) will present the keynote at this summer’s Develop in Brighton Conference – 13-15 July 2010.
BioWare, respected industry-wide for its high quality, emotionally engaging and rich, deep cinematic games, has numerous highly anticipated upcoming titles including Star Wars: The Old Republic, a story-rich massively multiplayer online (MMO) title in development at BioWare Austin, in collaboration with partner LucasArts.
Muzyka and Zeschuk are the brains behind an already vast portfolio of iconic video games titles, including Baldur’s Gate, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, MDK, Dragon Age, Mass Effect and, of course, its 6.6 million-selling sequel Mass Effect 2, which was released earlier this year.
Muzyka and Zeschuk co-founded the award-winning development studio in 1995, operating BioWare successfully for more than 10 years, leading to a private equity investment by Elevation Partners in 2005. BioWare was then acquired by Electronic Arts in 2007.
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http://www.vg247.com/2010/04/14/muzyka-and-zeschuk-to-keynote-develop/
Wow amazing sales, definetely undertracked I would assume
Can't wait to play it on my new laptop soon, I should play ME1 first though!
