Ubisoft gets a Brazilian

Nibble Buys Southlogic

By Nick Farrell

Wed Jan 21 2009, 09:25

FRENCH game maker Ubisoft has announced that it has bought the oldest Brazilian game maker Southlogic Studios.

Ubisoft worldwide studios director Christine Burgess-Quemard said that the outfit was Brazil's most experienced and premier development studio.

Ubisoft has its eye on further expansion and South America worked quite well for the conquistadors in the 16th century. Southlogic worked with Ubisoft on a "Wedding Designer" Imagine line title for play on DS devices. µ

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