Tag Archives: Alex Seropian
Tue, Dec 11, 2012 | 20:23 GMT
Morning Star – Bungie founder’s new studio announces first mobile title
Bungie founder Alex Seropian’s new studio, Industrial Toys, has announced Morning Star as its first title. The firm hopes the sci-fi shooter for iOS will “change expectations” for core gamers playing on mobile devices.
Tue, Jun 12, 2012 | 01:04 BST
Ex-Bungie dev wants to put touch controls in-game, not on-screen
Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian wants to stop trying to emulate control pads with Industrial Toys’ first foray into mobile shooters.
Tue, Feb 28, 2012 | 23:19 GMT
Bungie founder confident in 343 Industries and Halo 4
Bungie founder and Halo co-creator Alex Seropian will be “pretty surprised” if Halo 4 isn’t all that and a bag of chips.
Thu, Feb 23, 2012 | 16:15 GMT
Ex-Disney game studios boss co-founds Industrial Toys
Ex-Disney Interactive Studios head and Bungie co-founder Alex Seropian, alongside ex-Dreamworks VP Brent Pease and president Tim Harris, has set up a new mobile studio known as Industrial Toys. The company, which will “kickass art talent from ex-Marvel and DC,” will aim on making core games for the mobile market.
Seropian left Disney earlier this month. Thanks, PG.
Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 22:54 GMT
Alex Seropian heads for Disney exit door
Disney Interactive Studios boss Alex Seropian has left the company, it has told Game informer.
Wed, Sep 09, 2009 | 20:37 BST
Alex Seropian chats about why he sold Wideload to Disney

Alex Seropian’s announcement that he sold Wideload to Disney and was the new Vice President of Creative for the company has been explained over on Gamasutra.
Apparently, the Bungie founder and Halo co-creator went with Disney to “create cool things”.
“Part of the reason why I’m here at Disney [is] there’s a real opportunity to bring that knowledge of what I’ve been learning and developing over many years over to Disney, to do some really cool things,” he said. “This is an opportunity that people don’t get.
“If you just think of all the stuff that Disney’s done, it’s somewhat intimidating, but in some ways, it’s like being a kid in a candy store, where it’s like, oh my gosh, there’s so much potential here, so much we can do.
“I’ve been really lucky to be presented with the chance to come out here and basically do what I’ve been doing for the last six years on a worldwide stage with the resources of a singular company like Disney. I have this dream of what we can do, and the guys here have that same dream. It’s not like I have the intention to ruffle a whole bunch of feathers — but I’m sure I will.”
As far the sale of Wideload is concerned, Seropian says that he did not plan to sell it, but while making a game with Disney, “conversations turned to a broader scope and vision for the two companies”, leading both to feel “we had a lot in common in our philosophies.”
More through the link.
Tue, Sep 08, 2009 | 15:48 BST
Disney acquires Wideload Games and its head, Alex Seropian

Bungie founder and Halo co-creator Alex Seropian has been hired by Disney to oversee its creative development teams in-house, which are responsible for creating videogames.
The new position, created just for him, comes with a new title: Vice President of Creative.
Seropian also sold Wideload Games to Disney, which he founded when he left Bungie.
“We’re really trying to be a magnet in this industry for talent, as we are in so many other parts of the entertainment world,” said Graham Hopper, Disney’s videogames division head. “Having someone of Alex’s caliber join us is a tribute to the great people we have here already.”
Hopper says that Seropian’s role is more of a “coach” for the 1,200 staffers within the US-based Avalanche and UK-based Black Rock game studios.
Press release added past the break.



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