5th Cell

Drawn to Life

5TH Cell is a video game developer founded in 2003 as 5TH Cell Media LLC. by Joseph M. Tringali, Jeremiah Slaczka and Brett Caird and currently develops video games for Next-Generation Handheld, Mobile and PC platforms.

Contents

1 Overview
2 Original Titles
3 Licensed Titles
4 External links

Overview

Founded in 2003 by Joseph M Tringali, Jeremiah Slaczka and Brett Caird located in Bellevue, Washington the company has built a reputation in the Mobile game industry as being a quality developer working for such publishers as THQ Wireless, JAMDAT Mobile (now EA Mobile) and UIEvolution (a subsidiary of Square-Enix).

In 2004 THQ Wireless published 5TH Cell's first three original games [Siege], [SEAL Team 6] and [Mini Poccha].

In 2006 5TH Cell began branching out their development and transitioning into Nintendo DS and Casual game development while still working on Mobile development. While 5TH Cell has worked with licenses, it's core focus has been on building their name through innovative, original content.

On April 21, 2006 IGN announced 5TH Cell's first Nintendo DS title [Drawn to Life], an original title. A publisher is still pending.

On June 1 5TH Cell launched D.N.A. with publisher [Merscom]

Original Titles

[Mini Poccha] (2003) Published by THQ Wireless
[Siege] (2003) Published by THQ Wireless
[SEAL Team 6] (2003) Published by THQ Wireless
[D.N.A] (2006) Published by [Merscom]
[Drawn to Life] (2006) Published by TBA

Licensed Titles

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) Published by EA Mobile
Ministry of Sound: Club Manager (2005) Published by THQ Wireless
[Darts Pro!] (2005) Published by THQ Wireless
Moto GP Manager (2006) Published by THQ Wireless
Pat Sajak's Lucky Letters (2006) Developed For UIEvolution (a subsidiary of Square-Enix)
Full Spectrum Warrior: Mobile (2006) Published by THQ Wireless

External links

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