15 ABOUT
Founded: 1996 (bought in 2006) In-house (Owned by Activision) Location: Santa Monica, CA, USA
www.treyarch.com
Once unfairly described as ‘The Call of Duty B-team’, Treyarch these days develops the CoD games Infinity Ward doesn’t. Initially it was the latter that enjoyed the most attention and praise. However, after Treyarch put Call of Duty: Black Ops out on the market, it established itself as one of the most creatively and financially thriving studios in the world. 2011 saw the Santa Monica
team move to work on the Wii edition of Modern Warfare 3, and now they are heads down crafting Black Ops II. While Infinity Ward continues to attract much of the limelight that CoD reflects, Treyarch today gets more than ever before. Not bad for a studio that was at first forced to make ports and licensed spin-offs for its publisher parent Activision.
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WWW.DEVELOP100.COM THE WORLD’S BEST GAMES STUDIOS
CURRENTLY WORKING ON Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
STUDIO’S 2011 BESTSELLERS FORMATS
PUBLISHER
COD: BLACK OPS
COD: WORLD AT WAR
COD: MODERN WARFARE 3
COD 4: MODERN WARFARE
COD 3 XBOX 360 TOTAL
PLAYSTATION 3 WII PC
XBOX 360
TOTAL WII
TOTAL WII
TOTAL WII
TOTAL
PLAYSTATION 3 WII PC
RELEASE DATE TOTAL REV
ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2010 £10.34m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2010 £7.43m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2010 £0.92m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2010 £0.66m £19.34m
ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2008 £0.95m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2008 £0.51m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2008 £0.31m ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2008 £0.11m £1.88m
ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2011 £1.05m £1.05m
ACTIVISION BLIZZARD NOV 2009 £0.17m £0.17m
ACTIVISION BLIZZARD DEC 2006 £0.03m £0.03m
TREYARCH
develop 100 UK RETAIL REVENUE IN 2011
£22.49m
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