Destraex
03-14-2009, 23:21
Hi Guys,
A little new to these forums. Hoping people here are a little more mature than some other forums for Total War the I frequent...
Information is sparse on the ground with regard to the part that the AU and UK studios played in the development of each CA Total War game.
I found the information below but assume the Australian Studio only had a small part to play in RTW development.
I am hoping that somebody with long history here and a good memory can confirm if the Australian Studio really did have a major part in any of the Total War games.
Edit: Sorry it won't let me post the source URL.
VITAL STATISTICS
Name: The Creative Assembly
City: Brisbane
Company size: More than 50 employees
Games:
Rome: Total War, 2004, Activision (PC)
Rome: Total War--Barbarian Invasion, 2005, Sega (PC)
Medieval II: Total War, 2006, Sega (PC)
Medieval II: Total War--Kingdoms, 2007, Sega (PC)
Stormrise, 2009, Sega (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
A little new to these forums. Hoping people here are a little more mature than some other forums for Total War the I frequent...
Information is sparse on the ground with regard to the part that the AU and UK studios played in the development of each CA Total War game.
I found the information below but assume the Australian Studio only had a small part to play in RTW development.
I am hoping that somebody with long history here and a good memory can confirm if the Australian Studio really did have a major part in any of the Total War games.
Edit: Sorry it won't let me post the source URL.
VITAL STATISTICS
Name: The Creative Assembly
City: Brisbane
Company size: More than 50 employees
Games:
Rome: Total War, 2004, Activision (PC)
Rome: Total War--Barbarian Invasion, 2005, Sega (PC)
Medieval II: Total War, 2006, Sega (PC)
Medieval II: Total War--Kingdoms, 2007, Sega (PC)
Stormrise, 2009, Sega (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)