Zoonami

Zoonami Hiring (Possible WiiWare Game?)

Brian Barry O' Halloran tips us off that Zoonami is (are?) hiring a Senior Artist/Art Director: Zoonami are looking for a new Senior Artist/Art Director: "We are working on a 2D game with a novel visual style. We are searching for a well rounded artist with a strong interest in 2D to work on this fully funded title from concept to delivery over the next 6 months. The work involves all aspects of the game including character design and animation, backgrounds and objects." -- Zoonami Assignme

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Zoonami is a video game development company, founded in 2000 by Martin Hollis, the director and producer of GoldenEye 007. He left Rare shortly before Perfect Dark was released while some other members of the GoldenEye team formed Free Radical Design.

The only two products released by Zoonami so far after seven years has been Zendoku and Go! Puzzle.

Projects

A GameCube project originally titled as GameZero (although the title was dropped when it was discovered that the name conflicted with a pre-existing gaming review magazine) was once in development, though this is considered to no longer be the case. The project was mentioned briefly on the company's website but has not been discussed since its removal from the site and subsequent notice in interviews that the name had been dropped from the project.

Zoonami also announced a prototype of the one-button music game Funkydilla but were unable to find a publisher for the game.

In October 2006 Eidos announced Zendoku, a Sudoku-based game developed by Zoonami for the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable. Zendoku was released in the United States on June 12, 2007, and was released in Europe on April 20, 2007.

Zoonami has posted a job listing for development on Nintendo's Wii console, what projects the developer is planning for the Wii is unknown.

Zoonami has recently announced and released it's second game, Go! Puzzle for the PlayStation 3's downloadable service. Go! Puzzle's mini games and characters were designed by Zoonami, but the actual development was done by Cohort Studios.

External links

• Official site

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