Notice of Results

RNS Number : 6328Q

Frontier Developments PLC

16 October 2013

 



16 October 2013

Frontier Developments plc

Notification of Results

Frontier Developments plc ("Frontier" or the "Company"), a leading independent developer of video games with studios in Cambridge, UK and Halifax, Canada, will publish its full year results for the 12 months ended 31 May 2013 on Thursday, 14 November 2013.

Enquiries:

Frontier Developments	[phone]
David Braben, CEO
David Walsh, COO Neil Armstrong, CFO
Canaccord Genuity	[phone]
Simon Bridges/Cameron Duncan
College Hill	[phone]
Kay Larsen/Adrian Duffield

About Frontier Developments

Frontier was founded in 1994 by David Braben, co-author of the seminal Elite game. The Group has 227 full-time employees and operations in Cambridge, UK and Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Frontier has a proven track record of software technology development and innovation spanning several decades of rapid technological change.  Frontier has leveraged its technology to develop innovative videogames across a wide variety of different game genres and platforms, and has established relationships with globally renowned partners.

At the end of 2012, Frontier also raised £1.6 million via Kickstarter, the crowd funding service. The funds were raised specifically to develop Elite: Dangerous - the latest sequel to the Elite game that CEO David Braben originally co-authored, published in 1984. Elite was one of the first home computer games to use 3D graphics and the first to employ an open-world 'sandbox' gameplay model.  Its revolutionary 3D graphics ensured that the game created the modern space flight simulation genre and influenced gaming as a whole.

About Cobra

Frontier's Cobra software technology has been developed and evolved since 1988.  Initially conceived as a solution for the problem of easily porting the same game across different target hardware devices, Cobra today supports multi-core CPU and GPU architectures of PC, console, tablet and smartphone with a modular, high performance system offering of state of the art efficiency and visual fidelity that is applicable across a wide range of game genres.  

Cobra incorporates a framework which enables rapid development of powerful game creation tools, which offer the ability to view, tweak and review changes to content (e.g. animations, audio, 3D models etc.) on target platforms in a live game session running on that platform, without the intervention of a programmer. 

For more details on Cobra see http://www.frontier.co.uk/our_technology/

 

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