Former type Subsidiary Defunct 2010 Ceased operations 2010 Parent organization ZeniMax Media | Industry Video game industry Products Video games Key person Frederick Douglass | |
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Key people Douglas Frederick (President) Divisions Vir2L Studios Europe Limited Headquarters Rockville, Maryland, United States Founded 1999, Washington, D.C., United States Video games The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, The Elder Scrolls Travels: S, Medieval Games, AMF Bowling Pinbusters!, The Smurfs Travel the World | ||
Vir2L Studios was a video game developer headquartered in Washington, D.C.. Vir2L Studios created a range of game content, from simulation games to role-playing games and adventure, including multiplayer or single-player from text-based to animated or 3D titles.
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History
Vir2L Studios was acquired by ZeniMax Media after it bought Bethesda Softworks in 1999. Prior to this Vir2L Studios was a subsidiary of Media Technology which also housed Bethesda Sotworks. Vir2L developed designs and websites for Victoria's Secret, The Limited, Lifetime, Steelcase, The Bellagio and others.
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