Sony and Namco Bandai Form Cellius for Sony PS3

Jan 25 2007, 5:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony apparently sees the need to develop some real killer games for the Sony PS3 and partners with Namco Bandai for a joint-venture called Cellius, Inc.

Cellius will focus on developing games and software for the CELL CPU. Sony could have thought about this earlier, as the currently PS3 games are not really breathtaking.
It appears that Ken Kutaragi will be the head of Cellius Inc. Let's hope this is a good sign.
More details on GamesDaily.biz. More Sony PS3 News.

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