Monolith Productions (English Wikipedia)

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  • Zak, Robert (May 25, 2021). "From Shogo to Shadow of War: Charting the chaotic, creative history of Monolith Productions". GamesRadar. Retrieved February 27, 2025. "We leased a bunch of buildings in this office park," says Garrett. "I remember walking through it with my wife and she asked 'How are you ever gonna fill all these up?' We just began rounding up our friends from other companies. We almost instantly had this whole crew." With the studio complex set up in 1996 – complete with sound studio and other high-end extras... "Q Studios was launched by our friend Nick Newhard," Garrett recalls. "In this whole pedal-to- the-metal thing, Jason was like 'Let's just acquire Q Studios, let's get Nick in, let's give him stock, let's make him a part of this too.'" Blood was a much-loved game, eventually replacing Doom as the go-to deathmatch game at Monolith.

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