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Virgin Play
Virgin PLAY S.A. (formerly Virgin Interactive España S.A.) was a Spanish video game distributor, and later a video game publisher.
In 1995, Virgin Interactive Entertainment and employees Mariele Isidoro and Paco Encinas formed up a Spanish distribution arm for the company, entitled Virgin Interactive Entertainment España S.A., who would market and distribute the company's titles in Spain, and later titles from Interplay Entertainment, Titus Interactive and Swing! Entertainment, much like its parent. Virgin Interactive España were also the Spanish distributor for titles released by The 3DO Company, Midway Games, Light & Shadow Production, and Midas Interactive.
On May 14, 2002, Virgin Interactive España SA was purchased from Titus Interactive by Tim Chaney along with former Spanish president and founder Paco Encinas. The branch was then separated from the main Virgin Interactive company, which Titus Software already owned, and due to this sale, the company could keep its own identity as a Virgin brand. On November 1, 2002 the division's name was changed to Virgin PLAY S.A.. Under the new name, Virgin Play signed deals with companies such as Midway Games, Ignition Entertainment and Koch Media which would allow Virgin Play to distribute their games in the Spanish market. Interplay and Titus' games continued to be distributed by the company.
By February 2003, the company secured a Spanish distribution deal with Ignition Entertainment.
In 2004, Virgin Play released the GP32 in Spain, Italy and Portugal in place of Game Park, who went into trading difficulties.
In 2006, Virgin Play announced that they would start self-publishing games. The first title self-published by the company was a game based on the Spanish movie Torrente 3: El Protector, which was the first movie produced in Spain to have a game tie-in released for it. The company would sign a publishing deal with I-Imagine Interactive for the release of Final Armada on the PlayStation 2 and PSP in April 2007. and later published a tactical shooter for the Nintendo DS called Dead 'n' Furious.
In mid-2007, the company's publishing division was renamed to V.2 Play.
In May 2007, the company signed a deal with DTP Entertainment which would allow the publisher to distribute the company's products in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The company would sign a similar deal with Koch Media a month later which would allow them to distribute in the United Kingdom.
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Virgin Play
Virgin PLAY S.A. (formerly Virgin Interactive España S.A.) was a Spanish video game distributor, and later a video game publisher.
In 1995, Virgin Interactive Entertainment and employees Mariele Isidoro and Paco Encinas formed up a Spanish distribution arm for the company, entitled Virgin Interactive Entertainment España S.A., who would market and distribute the company's titles in Spain, and later titles from Interplay Entertainment, Titus Interactive and Swing! Entertainment, much like its parent. Virgin Interactive España were also the Spanish distributor for titles released by The 3DO Company, Midway Games, Light & Shadow Production, and Midas Interactive.
On May 14, 2002, Virgin Interactive España SA was purchased from Titus Interactive by Tim Chaney along with former Spanish president and founder Paco Encinas. The branch was then separated from the main Virgin Interactive company, which Titus Software already owned, and due to this sale, the company could keep its own identity as a Virgin brand. On November 1, 2002 the division's name was changed to Virgin PLAY S.A.. Under the new name, Virgin Play signed deals with companies such as Midway Games, Ignition Entertainment and Koch Media which would allow Virgin Play to distribute their games in the Spanish market. Interplay and Titus' games continued to be distributed by the company.
By February 2003, the company secured a Spanish distribution deal with Ignition Entertainment.
In 2004, Virgin Play released the GP32 in Spain, Italy and Portugal in place of Game Park, who went into trading difficulties.
In 2006, Virgin Play announced that they would start self-publishing games. The first title self-published by the company was a game based on the Spanish movie Torrente 3: El Protector, which was the first movie produced in Spain to have a game tie-in released for it. The company would sign a publishing deal with I-Imagine Interactive for the release of Final Armada on the PlayStation 2 and PSP in April 2007. and later published a tactical shooter for the Nintendo DS called Dead 'n' Furious.
In mid-2007, the company's publishing division was renamed to V.2 Play.
In May 2007, the company signed a deal with DTP Entertainment which would allow the publisher to distribute the company's products in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The company would sign a similar deal with Koch Media a month later which would allow them to distribute in the United Kingdom.