Ion Storm
Ion Storm was an American video game developer formed in the mid-1990s by prominent industry designers, most notably John Romero and Tom Hall. The company operated high-profile studios in Dallas and Austin and drew attention for ambitious, auteur-driven projects and outspoken leadership. Ion Storm's Austin team, led by Warren Spector, produced the widely praised Deus Ex, while the Dallas studio was best known for John Romero's Daikatana; other notable projects associated with the company include Anachronox and Thief: Deadly Shadows.
Ion Storm attracted both critical acclaim and controversy—Deus Ex is often cited as a landmark RPG/immersive-sim, whereas other releases and the studio's marketing and management style generated negative press. The company worked closely with publishers such as Eidos Interactive and struggled with high development costs and internal transitions in the early 2000s. Ion Storm wound down operations in the mid-2000s and no longer functions as an active game de...
Ion Storm attracted both critical acclaim and controversy—Deus Ex is often cited as a landmark RPG/immersive-sim, whereas other releases and the studio's marketing and management style generated negative press. The company worked closely with publishers such as Eidos Interactive and struggled with high development costs and internal transitions in the early 2000s. Ion Storm wound down operations in the mid-2000s and no longer functions as an active game de...
Statistics
Total Applications:
4
Total Users:
59
Total Keys:
234,929
Total Clicks:
50,511
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
1d17h13m11s
Average Time Per User:
41m56s
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