September 15^th, 2005 (2:07pm) - DemonWare today announced that it was working with Atari to deliver networking on a number of titles that will be launched on next generation console platforms including PSP and Xbox360. Paradigm Entertainment, a wholly owned subsidiary of Atari, is currently working on integrating DemonWares’ network technology into their games.

"With the complexity of next generation platforms, we are glad to turn the networking over to a proven supplier in the field. They not only know middleware, they have invested heavily in getting up to speed on the architecture of the new hardware facing us all", said Dave Gatchel, CEO of Paradigm Entertainment.

"Our set of tools delivers the next generation of multiplayer features and we are very excited to be working with industry leaders in providing the service and level of support that they need to get their next generation titles out in time. Risk reduction drives publishers and developers towards proven middleware, that’s where we come in, so that they can deliver a unique gaming experience," said Sean Blanchfield, DemonWare CTO.

DemonWare has a range of network products tailored to the needs of modern multiplayer gaming. With titles shipping on all platforms, DemonWare’s network products are the most popular choice for publishers and studios as they transition to the next-generation platforms but also for the current console and PC platforms. As the multiplayer market continues to experience phenomenal growth, DemonWare is at the forefront providing both technology and support to enable the innovative features that game studios are developing.

The company recently opened its Vancouver office to provide additional customer support to its North American customers.