Metia Interactive Ltd

16 March 2010

As well as developing original games and multimedia applications, Metia will look at working with individuals and organisations to develop concepts and ideas further.

Outsourcing services are provided to the interactive game and related industries offering creative and cost effective solutions for all digital art development needs from concepts to modelling, texturing to pre-rendered animations.

Metia is currently licensed to develop for the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3, the Xbox and Apple iPhone and also covers platforms such as PC, Mac and online games.

Available to work in:

Worldwide

Website:

www.metia.co.nz

Contact details:

info@metia.co.nz

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Metia Interactive
Metia Interactive Ltd is a game and intellectual property development company based in Auckland, New Zealand.

As well as developing original games and multimedia applications, Metia provides outsourcing services to the interactive game and related industries and offers creative and cost effective solutions for all digital art and development needs from concepts to modelling, texturing to pre-rendered animations.

The team at Metia are made up of traditional and digital artists, animators and programmers. Team members have worked on projects from international game developments to Bro Town animations.

Metia is currently licensed to develop for the PlayStation Portable and PlayStation 3, the Xbox and Apple iPhone and also covers platforms such as PC, Mac and online games.

All projects are led by the producer and director Maru Nihoniho.

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