Thatgamecompany

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thatgamecompany, LLC

Type	Private
Founded	May 2006
Headquarters	Los Angeles, CA
Key people	Kellee Santiago, President Jenova Chen, Creative Director Nicholas Clark, Core Designer John Edwards, Core Engineer
Industry	Video Game Industry
Employees	5 (as of Feb. 2007)
Website	www.thatgamecompany.com

The correct title of this article is thatgamecompany. The initial letter is shown capitalized due to technical restrictions.

thatgamecompany is an independent video game developer co-founded by University of Southern California Interactive Media Division students Kellee Santiago and Jenova Chen. The studio is currently a second-party developer with Sony Computer Entertainment to create three downloadable games for the PlayStation 3 Network service. The first of these games is a completely remade version of the developer's award-winning flash title flOw, enhanced with high-definition visuals and sound, added multiplayer modes and full compatibility with the PlayStation 3's motion sensing controller, SIXAXIS. The title was released on the PlayStation Store in February 22, 2007.

1 Games
2 History
3 Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Games

[edit] PlayStation 3

flOw^[1] (February 22, 2007)
Untitled Project (TBA) (in development)
Untitled Project (TBA) (in development)

[edit] Windows

Cloud^[2] (2005)
flOw (2006)

[edit] Mac OS

flOw (2006)

[edit] History

Sony Computer Entertainment approached some future members of thatgamecompany after seeing Cloud and asked them to form a company and signed them on to make three downloadable games for the PlayStation 3. Cloud ended up being a game that wouldn't be possible for a company as small as thatgamecompany to make, so they made flOw instead.

[edit] Trivia

Jenova Chen was (February 2007) employed at Maxis, working on Spore. However, he is no longer employed as of March 03, 2007 according to a post on thatgamecompany's forum^[3].