Titus for PlayStation 2 and Dolphin

Titus recently announced on its web site that it plans to develop products for all the major next-generation hardware platforms, including Sony's PlayStation 2, Nintendo's Dolphin, and Sega's Dreamcast. The company's recent acquisition of BlueSky Software and its majority holding of Interplay Entertainment will allow for increased development manpower. Titus employs 550 people, among them 330 programmers, designers, and artists.

Titus' first Dreamcast title will be called Roadsters and is being developed by Player 1.

Recent titles from Titus include Evil Zone, an anime-style fighter for the PlayStation and Superman, a poor excuse for a game on the Nintendo 64.