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Crytek Acquires Free Radical Design
Original at TeamXbox
• Tue, Feb 3
CA After leaving developer Rare in February 1999, former GoldenEye and Perfect Dark team members Dr. David Doak, Steve Ellis, Karl Hilton and Graeme Norgate began trading as independent developer 'Free Radical Design' a mere two months later.
Potential buyers for Free Radical Design?
Original at This is Nottingham
• Mon, Dec 22
UK - Dec 22, 2008 by former Rare developers including David Doak, Steve Ellis, Graeme Norgate and Karl Hilton, who created games including Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark.
Games Industry to feel the pinch?
Original at Nintendo Life
• Mon, Dec 22
UK - Free Radical was originally set-up by some of the "elite" members from fellow UK developer, RARE - responsible for GoldenEye and Perfect Dark, probably the ...
Free Radical shuts down. TimeSplitters 4 couldn’t find a publisher
Original at VideoGamesBlogger
• Fri, Dec 19
By astrotriforce The company was made up of ex-Rare employees that worked on the Nintendo 64 hits GoldenEye 007 and Perfect Dark and is most well known for their TimeSplitters series, although they also developed Second Sight and, most recently, Haze for the PS3. They also had a publishing deal with LucasA...
Source: Free Radical locked up
Original at CVG Online
• Fri, Dec 19
- Dec 19, 2008 by former Rare developers including David Doak, Steve Ellis, Graeme Norgate and Karl Hilton, who created games including Goldeneye 007 and Perfect Dark. ...
Becoming Bond Quantum of Solace Trailer
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Nov 5
By Skuld dowingba: The people who made Perfect Dark and GoldenEye left Rare to form Free Radical Design. Skuld.
Review - Haze
Original at videolamer.com
• Thu, Sep 18
By christian If you still view Free Radical Design as “the guys who once did Perfect Dark and Goldeneye”, then their game catalogue might seem fairly weak. Second Sight was a successful experiment, and with the Timesplitters games they carved themselves a nice niche in the shooter market with their bl...