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Flashman Studios, a leading business management firm in the interactive entertainment industry, announced today that it has finalized an agreement with Transmission Games, an Australian game development studio that has been creating award-winning, top-selling multi-platform titles for over 10 years. Under the agreement, Flashman Studios will handle business management responsibilities for the studio, including negotiation of new deals with publishers and first party platforms.

“The folks at Transmission have a clear focus on developing industry leading titles across several different platforms, and have a strong reputation for delivering great aerial combat, sports and action-adventure games,” said Brad Young, founder and CEO of Flashman Studios. “We’re looking forward to working together with Transmission to further their success and explore exciting new business opportunities.”

Transmission Games (formerly IR Gurus) is a globally recognized studio and Australia’s leading multi-platform game developer. The studio is currently near shipment on Heroes Over Europe for the PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows PC. Some of Transmission’s earlier titles include AFL Premiership 2006 and AFL Premiership 2007 for the PS2 computer entertainment system, Heroes of the Pacific for the PS2, Xbox and Windows PC, and Heatseeker for Wii, PS2, and the PSP, among others.

“This is a tremendous step forward for our business,” said Mike Fegan, CEO of Transmission Games. “Flashman has a dedicated team of professionals that are experts in managing development studios and maximizing our business potential. Their track record is beyond impressive, and we can’t wait to be their next successful client.”

Transmission Games is building on their previous successes, with new titles in the works for the Wii, Xbox 360 and PS3. For more information about Flashman Studios, please visit www.flashmanstudios.com. For more information about Transmission Games, please visit www.transmissiongames.com.

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