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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bristol, UK (7th May 2010) Zen United are pleased
to announce that, as sponsors of this year’s Bath Japanese
Festival 2010, never before seen artwork, concepts and production
sketches from Arc System Works’ critically acclaimed 2D
fighter, BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger will be on display for the
first time.
‘This is a very exciting opportunity for the public to
appreciate the huge effort that goes into the production of modern
videogames’ says Tomo Ono, CEO of Zen United.
‘There’s some exceptional talent at Arc System
Works’ studio and we’re extremely proud to be able to
exhibit some of their work at this show.’
Visitors will be able to get a unique insight into the
phenomenal amount of work that goes into creating a game as
beautiful and as detailed as BlazBlue and will gain access to
artwork that, outside Arc System Works’ Japanese studios, has
never been made publicly available. To compliment the exhibition
Zen United will also be supplying artwork for a traditional
Japanese book binding course that will be running during the
festival.
The BlazBlue Calamity Trigger Exhibition will be open on
Wednesday May the 12th from 7pm and 10.00pm at the Bath Royal
Literary and Scientific Institution (BRSLI), 16-18 Queen Square,
Bath, UK. There is an entrance fee of £4 (£2 for
students).
For full details of the festival and the activities and
exhibitions it offers contact;
bathjfestival@gmail.com
About Zen United
Zen United is a consortium of Japanese and Asian game developers
targeting European Markets. Zen United provide international
business development and 'culturisation' (localisation +
naturalisation) services to independent, high quality, long
standing studios to establish foundations for European business and
a pipeline to collect feedback from European markets.
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