FX Interactive

FX Interactive was a Spanish independent videogame publisher, founded in 1999 and with a strong presence in the Spanish, Italian and Latin American markets, as a publisher of third party titles localized for the territories in which it operates, and developing its own products. After the departure of Dinamic Multimedia, the Ruiz brothers (Pablo, Victor and Nacho, founders of the video game company Dinamic Software, on which Dinamic Multimedia was founded) decided to found a new company. This would be called FX Interactive (due to the usual use of the particle "FX" in the marketing of the original Dinamic games, as in "FX double load" on the game tapes) and would be founded in June 1999, in addition to the Ruiz brothers, by four other partners also from Dinamic Multimedia: Jesús Alonso (president), Carlos Abril (programming director), Pablo de la Nuez (editorial director) and Antonio Lucena (technical director). In May 2017 and after having been subject of several convictions for non-payments, the company was finally declared insolvent.

FX Interactive was a Spanish independent videogame publisher, founded in 1999 and with a strong presence in the Spanish, Italian and Latin American markets, as a publisher of third party titles localized for the territories in which it operates, and developing its own products. After the departure of Dinamic Multimedia, the Ruiz brothers (Pablo, Victor and Nacho, founders of the video game company Dinamic Software, on which Dinamic Multimedia was founded) decided to found a new company. This would be called FX Interactive (due to the usual use of the particle "FX" in the marketing of the original Dinamic games, as in "FX double load" on the game tapes) and would be founded in June 1999, in addition to the Ruiz brothers, by four other partners also from Dinamic Multimedia: Jesús Alonso (president), Carlos Abril (programming director), Pablo de la Nuez (editorial director) and Antonio Lucena (technical director). In May 2017 and after having been subject of several convictions for non-payments, the company was finally declared insolvent.

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