Exient Entertainment
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| Private | |
| Industry | Video game industry |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Headquarters | Oxford, United Kingdom |
| Products | Video games |
| Website | Official website |
Exient Entertainment (also known as Exient Limited) is an independent video game developer based in Oxford, United Kingdom. It is known for its ports of various games on the Madden NFL, FIFA, Need for Speed, The Sims and Tiger Woods PGA Tour series for Electronic Arts and the DJ Hero series for Activision. The company was incorporated in 2000 and began operations in January 2001.
Contents
Games developed
2015
- Bake Escape (iOS) - developed by Exient, published by Chillingo
2014
- Angry Birds Transformers (iOS and Android)
2013
- Angry Birds Go! (iOS/Android/BlackBerry 10/Windows Phone 8)
- Diggs Nightcrawler (PS3)
- Angry Birds Trilogy (Vita)
- Angry Birds Star Wars (PS3/PS4/PS Vita/X360/Xbox One/Wii/Wii U/3DS)
- CSR Racing (Android)
2012
- Angry Birds Trilogy (3DS/PSVita)
- Fireworks (PSVita)
- Pulzar (PSVita)
2010
- Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (Wii)
- The Sims 3 (DS)
- FIFA 11 (DS)
- X2 Football 2010 (iPhone/iPad) - published by X2 Games
- X2 Snowboarding (iPhone/iPad) - published by X2 Games
2009
- FIFA 10 (DS)
- DJ Hero (Wii/PS2)
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour (iPhone)
- X2 Football 2009 (iPhone)
2008
- FIFA 09 (DS)
- Madden NFL 09 (DS)
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 (PS2/PSP)
- Skate It (DS)
- Need for Speed: Undercover (Wii/PS2)
2007
- NASCAR 08 (PS2)
- FIFA 08 (DS)
- Madden NFL 08 (DS)
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour 08 (DS)
- Need for Speed: ProStreet (DS)
- FIFA Street 3 (DS) [1]
2006
- FIFA Street 2 (DS)
- 2006 FIFA World Cup - GBA/NDS/PSP (2006)
- Madden NFL 07 - GBA/NDS (2006)
- FIFA 07 (GBA/DS)
- NASCAR 07 (PSP) [2]
- Need for Speed: Carbon - NDS (2006)
2005
- FIFA Football 2005 (Gizmondo)
- SSX 3 (Gizmondo)
- Madden NFL 06 (GBA/DS)
- FIFA 06 (GBA/DS) (2005)
2004
- Madden NFL 2005 (GBA/DS)
- FIFA Soccer 2005 (GBA/N-Gage)
- SSX Out Of Bounds (N-Gage)
- WWE Aftershock (N-Gage)
2003
- Total Soccer (Mobile)
- FIFA Soccer 2004 (GBA/N-Gage)
- NCAA Football 2004 (N-Gage)
2002
- Alex Ferguson's Total Soccer Manager (GBA)
- FIFA Soccer 2002 (PDA)
- NHL Hitz 20-03 (GBA)
- FIFA Football (GBA)
2001
- Steven Gerrard's Total Soccer (GBA)
Awards
- TIGA Best Casual Game 2013 Diggs Nightcrawler
- BAFTA Best Handheld Game (Nominated), The Sims 3 (NDS)
- Gamescom 2010 Best Mobile Title (Nominated), The Sims 3 (NDS)[3]
- IGN 2007 Best Sports Game[4]
- IGN 2007 Best Developer[5]
- Pocket PC Magazine Best Software Award 2003 Total Soccer
- IGN Best Handheld Sports Game 2003 FIFA 04 GBA
- IGN Best Handheld Sports Game 2005 FIFA Soccer 06 NDS
- TIGA Best Handheld Games Development Studio 2005[6]
- Develop 100 - The World’s Most Successful Game Studios - 2007 Edition - (position 50)[7][8]
- Develop 100 - The World’s Most Successful Game Studios - 2009 Edition - (position 67)[9]
References
- ↑ IGN, February 28, 2008 - FIFA Street 3 Review. A vast improvement over last year's mess, but still not a portable hit. by Craig Harris
- ↑ Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine, 01-NOV-2006. Review of NASCAR 07.
- ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ [2]
- ↑ Tiga – List of 2006 finalists
- ↑ Develop 100 Retrieved 8 April 2008.
- ↑ MCV, Mar 12 2008, 4:17pm – Develop 100: UK studios triumphant in 2007. Michael French
- ↑ [3]
