D3 continues PSP support through purchase of Vicious Cycle

Posted Jun 20th 2007 11:30PM by Andrew Yoon
Filed under: News, Dead Head Fred

D3 Publisher is one of our favorite companies to work with at PSP Fanboy. Their support of the PSP with niche titles has been fantastic, with games like PQ2 and Puzzle Quest under their belt. It looks like their support of PSP will continue even further due to their recent acquisition of Vicious Cycle, developers of the upcoming Dead Head Fred. The combination of Vicious Cycle's technical expertise on the system and D3's focus on the PSP platform is certainly a win for gamers.

"The addition of Vicious Cycle to D3PA marks our first acquisition of an internal developer and further strengthens our capabilities in delivering top quality games to the North American market," said D3PA COO Yoji Takenaka.

Tags: d3 publisher, D3Publisher, vicious cycle, ViciousCycle

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

6-21-2007 @ 3:36AM

mo1518"gmail.com said...

Now if only they`d buy themselves a customer service department...

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