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01-21-2009, 12:01 PM
Aspyr Media has entered into an agreement with the leading Eastern and Central European publisher 1C Company to release five new PC games in North America. The titles Cryostasis (http://cryostasis-game.com/), Death Track: Resurrection (http://1cpublishing.eu/game/death-track-resurrection), Men of War (http://www.menofwargame.com/), NecroVisioN (http://www.1cpublishing.eu/game/necrovision/overview) and 4x4 Hummer (http://www.1cpublishing.eu/game/4x4-hummer) will all hit stores in the spring of 2009.
"1C is a wonderful partner and a company that gamers in North America should get to know very well," said Ted Staloch, Executive Vice President of Publishing at Aspyr. "We are very impressed with their professionalism, global savvy and vast amount of quality videogame content. We look forward to successful launches of all five of these titles this year and to working on future projects with 1C."
"Aspyr is an excellent publisher with the resources to sell our titles across the United States," said Nikolay Baryshnikov, International Sales Director of 1C Company. "I believe they will be a superb ally in bringing 1C's best games to America. Aspyr will open new opportunities and will help us to achieve success in this challenging and rapidly growing market."
"1C is a wonderful partner and a company that gamers in North America should get to know very well," said Ted Staloch, Executive Vice President of Publishing at Aspyr. "We are very impressed with their professionalism, global savvy and vast amount of quality videogame content. We look forward to successful launches of all five of these titles this year and to working on future projects with 1C."
"Aspyr is an excellent publisher with the resources to sell our titles across the United States," said Nikolay Baryshnikov, International Sales Director of 1C Company. "I believe they will be a superb ally in bringing 1C's best games to America. Aspyr will open new opportunities and will help us to achieve success in this challenging and rapidly growing market."