77 ABOUT
Founded: 1997 In-house (Owned by Sony Computer Ent.) Location: Bellevue, Washington, USA
www.suckerpunch.com
“What the heck did they do to his hair?” was the response that followed the reveal of inFamous 2 at E3 2010. Yes, Sucker Punch quickly
found out just how vocal its fan base could be about hair. So, after a quick virtual crop,
the comic book-inspired adventures of Cole MacGrath continued. Amped up superpowers, more moral choices and a cast of characters to rival X-Men, the sequel enjoyed sales of £3.5 million, solidifying its place as one of Sony’s hottest new platform exclusives. Sucker Punch was eventually
acquired by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2011. The studio is also responsible
for the award-winning Sly Cooper stealth platforming games series.
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KNOWS A THING OR TWO ABOUT HAIR...
...and how much it can mean to gamers
STUDIO’S 2011 BESTSELLERS FORMATS
PUBLISHER
INFAMOUS 2 INFAMOUS
PLAYSTATION 3 TOTAL
PLAYSTATION 3 TOTAL
RELEASE DATE TOTAL REV
SONY COMPUTER ENT. JUN 2011 £3.58m £3.58m
SONY COMPUTER ENT. MAY 2009
£0.12m £0.12m
SUCKER PUNCH
develop 100 UK RETAIL REVENUE IN 2011
£3.7m
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