An upcoming game studio that's picking up speed fast
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("Monday") - June 5th, 2017
In an interview on Friday, June 2nd, the upcoming game company Snow Wolf Entertainment stated it's company is picking up momentum fast, and becoming more public. The company started out as a professional photography and cinematography studio (cite: https://elpaso.craigslist.org/crs/6136533453.html) with the ambition of being a video game company someday. Recently in 2016, Snow Wolf Entertainment released public information on their website talking about an upcoming release the following year. This release was The Seventh Blade. The Seventh Blade is set for a possible August release date, if not sometime at the end of summer. The company did state that their second project, Astral Renegades, would be released in August sometime. The CEO Michael Nelson said during the interview, "I am really shocked as to how fast my company is growing. This time last year, there was very little being done," he also said "I am very proud of my ever growing team. This would not be possible without all of them." A few points that the company made mention of is that their company is unlike any other company in the industry, they feel very strong about how their specific company structure is. A mention of an IMAX movie production called Our Last Summer, should be in theaters around 2020. Production for Our Last Summer has already started, and with a budget of $50,000,000.00 dollars, some are wondering what kind of movie it may be. Using proprietary cutting edge software and hardware developed by the parent company APEX Corporation, the CEO and his team feel very strong about being able to amaze and inspire others, especially other companies similar, to follow in their footsteps. Essentially setting the bar higher in what is to be expected from this industry. More on this story as it develops.
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