It's a big day for 5th Cell news! A job listing was just found on JobSeeker.com looking for programmers for upcoming "original IP titles." That could mean more Drawn to Life or more original (as in not already a game) IP's. In either case, it's a great opportunity for someone who could meet 5th Cell's awesomely high-flying requirements.A good candidate for their programming position should have "2-4 years experience in the game industry or 3-5 years in Information Technology" and "At least one (1) shipped Nintendo DS or Game Boy Advance title." We've written about a bunch of shipped Nintendo DS titles. That totally counts, right? Right?
A jaunt over to their website reveals more job openings, including a more attainable "junior programmer" position and a job requiring experience with GameCube or Wii development. That makes us think they're looking toward the home console space as well -- good news!
We're happy to see that the company is doing well enough to, you know, be able to afford some new folks. Drawn to Life was an exceptional first effort, and we want to see more from the talented developer.
[Via GoNintendo]
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1-01-2008 @ 7:52PM
Hyre said...
I hope that if they do make another Drawn To Life, it has some more in depth drawing abilities. Have some presets of course, otherwise the kiddies complain, but I'd say being able to Have something more like Graffiti Kingdom would be great. Or maybe being able to draw a back, rather than just one pose that flips?
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