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Electronic Arts To Deal New Wheel Of Time Games
Prepare to be bombarded with the Wheel of Time series!
Date: Friday, January 16, 2009
Author: Jeff McAllister

Red Eagle Games has announced they have signed a distribution agreement with Electronic Arts for games based on Robert Jordan’s fantasy series, The Wheel of Time.

“The Wheel of Time is a blockbuster global brand and our relationship with EA Partners will ensure that Red Eagle Games’ products are made available to consumers around the world through familiar retail channels,” said Rick Selvage, Chairman and President of Red Eagle Games.

Red Eagle Games will develop and publish a line of stand-alone games on all major videogame platforms, including consoles, personal computers, handheld systems and wireless devices. The games will be distributed by EA. In addition, Red Eagle will launch and operate a massively multiplayer online role-playing game that encompasses the themes, characters and world of The Wheel of Time, which will be distributed at retail by EA.

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