The studio that created the SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS video games has shut down after 17 years. In a tweet, Zipper Interactive, a Redmond, Wash.-based console game studio owned by Sony, announced that it ...

Zipper Interactive, known for SOCOM, was closed earlier this year, but rising from its ashes is a new studio called nobodinos. David Kern, a principle technical artist at Zipper, and Russ Phillips, ...

According to a Kotaku report, 33 people have been made redundant at Zipper Interactive. Sony said that the layoffs from the SOCOM and MAG developer was "normal business practice and a result of ...

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Sony said it's closing Redmond games unit Zipper Interactive, which employs 80 people and is the creator of the SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs franchise. Sony said it's closing Redmond games unit Zipper ...

FOSTER CITY, Calif., January 24, 2006 - Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) announced today that leading game developer and long-time partner Zipper Interactive, creators of the top-selling SOCOM: U.S.

Though not officially confirmed, rumor has it that Sony may be shutting down Zipper Interactive, the developer of the SOCOM series and MAG. Zipper Interactive's Unit 13 won't quite be ready for the ...

There's going to be a public beta test for MAG, according to Zipper Interactive bossman Michael Guttman. “Certainly, Mag will definitely have a beta," he told US PS Blog. "I guess that’s probably all ...

You won't have to wait until SOCOM 4 to see PlayStation Move owners duke it out with standard DualShock players. During Sony's Gamescom press conference, Zipper ...

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