develop 100 UK RETAIL REVENUE IN 2011
£33.50m
PIPEWORKS«
10 ABOUT AGILE DEVELOPMENT
As well as Zumba, Pipeworks developed the Xbox boot ROMs STUDIO’S 2011 BESTSELLERS
ZUMBA FITNESS
UDRAW STUDIO
UDRAW STUDIO: INSTANT ARTIST
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM 2
WII XBOX 360 WII
TOTAL WII
WII
PLAYSTATION 3 TOTAL
505 GAMES 505 GAMES 505 GAMES
THQ XBOX 360
TOTAL WII
TOTAL
PLAYSTATION 3 TOTAL
THQ THQ THQ
THQ MAJESCO
MAR 2011 £24.15m NOV 2010 £4.14m APR 2011 £0.71m £29.00m
MAR 2011 £3.17m £3.17m
NOV 2011 £0.68m NOV 2011 £0.35m NOV 2011 £0.22m £1.25m
NOV 2010 £0.08m £0.08m
MAY 2009
£0.01m £0.01m
Founded: 1999 Independent (part of Foundation 9) Location: Eugene, Oregon, USA
www.pipeworks.net
Pipeworks is today most famous for the first Zumba Fitness game, which held onto a number one spot in the UK charts for six weeks straight and returned to the top a number of times. But look past Zumba and
Pipeworks does have a notable past. Over the year the studio has worked across a wealth of genres, covering platformers, brawlers, driving and rhythm titles, even board games. It was also one of the first indies making a Wii game, with Rampage: Total Destruction which has sold over one million units to date. Most exciting: it contributed to the early development of a number of consoles, having created boot ROMs for the Xbox and the Xbox 360, and devised several early Xbox demos designed to show off the capabilities of system.
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