Tango Gameworks

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Tango Gameworks
Type Subsidiary of ZeniMax Media
Industry Computer and video games
Interactive entertainment
Founded March 1, 2010
Founder(s) Shinji Mikami
Headquarters Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan
Key people Shinji Mikami (President and CEO)
Masafumi Takada (sound director and composer)
Naoki Kataki (lead art and environment director)
Shinichiro Ishikawa (programmer)[1]
Products Video games
Owner(s) ZeniMax Asia
Employees 65
Parent ZeniMax Media
Website tangogameworks.com

Tango Gameworks is a Japan-based video game development company located in Tokyo, Japan. It was founded on March 1, 2010, by Shinji Mikami, the creator of the Resident Evil series.[2] Tango Gameworks is a division of ZeniMax Asia.[3]

History

Tango Gameworks was formally opened on March 1, 2010, by Shinji Mikami, the creator of the Resident Evil series. At the time, the studio had only had 13 employees, but it was reported in 2012 that the studio had 65 employees. Mikami hopes to have around 100 designers in total.[4]

On October 28, 2010, it was announced that Tango Gameworks had been acquired by ZeniMax Media Inc., parent company of game publisher Bethesda Softworks.[5]

On April 25, 2012, Tango Gameworks announced its first project codenamed “Zwei" and will return Mikami to the survival-horror genre later renamed to 'The Evil Within'.[6]

Staff

Tango Gameworks features employees from Grasshopper Manufacture, Platinum Games, and Capcom. After Game Republic shut down in 2011, Tango hired many of its employees.[7][8]

Games developed

Year Game Platform(s)
2014 The Evil Within Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One

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