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| + | Black Box Games was asked by [[Sega]] to produce a sequel to ''[[NHL 2K]]'', but rejected the offer in favour of ''NHL Hitz 2002'' for [[Midway Games]] (which began as a [[PlayStation 2]] exclusive, before appearing on the [[Nintendo GameCube]] and [[Xbox]]{{magref|nextgeneration|73|27}}. | ||
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Black Box Games was a Canadian video game developer.
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Company
Black Box Games was asked by Sega to produce a sequel to NHL 2K, but rejected the offer in favour of NHL Hitz 2002 for Midway Games (which began as a PlayStation 2 exclusive, before appearing on the Nintendo GameCube and Xbox[1].
In 2009, the company merged into Canadian video game publisher EA Canada.
Softography
Dreamcast
- NHL 2K (2000)
PlayStation 2
- Sega Soccer Slam (2002)
GameCube
- Sega Soccer Slam (2002)
Xbox
- Sega Soccer Slam (2002)
Xbox 360
- Sega Soccer Slam (2008)