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Brash Entertainment

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Brash Entertainment LLC.
Company typePrivate
IndustryVideo games
Founded2007
FounderThomas Tull, Bert Ellis, Nicholas Longano, Mitch Davis
Defunct2008-11-14
FateCeased operations
Headquarters
United States
ProductsLicensed video games

Brash Entertainment LLC. was a United States-based video game publisher that concentrated on producing licensed video games. Established in 2007 by Thomas Tull, Bert Ellis, President and COO Nicholas Longano, alongside CEO and Chairman Mitch Davis, the firm primarily focused on adapting movies into video game formats.

Among its first three titles—Alvin and the Chipmunks, Jumper: Griffin's Story, and Space Chimps—only Alvin achieved moderate commercial success, selling approximately 360,000 units on Xbox 360. Nevertheless, none of these games generated profit, and apprehensions regarding their quality discouraged some developers from collaborating with the company.

Brash also revealed plans for games associated with the Saw franchise. By November 6, 2008, however, the publisher encountered financial challenges and initiated negotiations to revert movie licenses back to rights holders. It suspended payments to certain developers and reduced its planned releases to only two titles for the upcoming year: Saw and Six Flags: Fun Park. The company ultimately ceased its operations on November 14, 2008.

It was reported that Brash held licensing agreements for DC Comics characters, with studios Factor 5 and Bottlerocket Entertainment developing projects featuring Superman and The Flash, respectively.

Games released

Released under new publishers

After Brash’s shutdown due to monetary troubles, several projects still in development were taken over and published by other companies: