Gray Matter Interactive

Gray Matter Interactive

Former type	Subsidiary
Industry	Interactive entertainment
Fate	Merged into Treyarch
Successor	Treyarch
Founded	1994
Defunct	2005
Headquarters	Los Angeles, California, United States
Products	Cyberia Redneck Rampage Return to Castle Wolfenstein Call of Duty: United Offensive
Parent	Activision
Website	gmistudios.com

Gray Matter Interactive Studios, Inc. was a computer game developer founded in 1994 by Drew Markham, Greg Goodrich and Michael "Maxx" Kaufman, and acquired by Activision in January 2002. Gray Matter used to be known as Xatrix Entertainment, Inc..

Towards the end of development for Call of Duty 2: Big Red One in 2005, Gray Matter was merged into Treyarch, and the team responsible for titles like Return to Castle Wolfenstein is no longer recognized by that name. Some of the Gray Matter team still resides at Treyarch, although its founder and several executives from the former studio have found employment elsewhere.

Games developed as Xatrix Entertainment

Year	Title	Game engine	Rendering API	Operating system
1994	Cyberia
1995	Cyberia 2: Resurrection
1997	Redneck Rampage	Build (game engine)
1997	The Condemned^[1]
1997	Redneck Rampage: The Early Years	Build (game engine)
1998	Redneck Rampage Rides Again	Build (game engine)
1998	Redneck Deer Huntin'	Build (game engine)
1998	Quake II Mission Pack: The Reckoning (expansion)	id Tech 2	OpenGL	Linux, Windows
1999	Kingpin: Life of Crime	id Tech 2	OpenGL	Linux, Windows

Games developed as Gray Matter

Year	Title	Notes
2001	Return to Castle Wolfenstein	Multiplayer was done by Nerve Software
2003	Trinity: The Shatter Effect	id Tech 3 engine game cancelled by Activision
2004	Call of Duty: United Offensive	Expansion of Call of Duty
2005	Call of Duty 2: Big Red One	Co-developed with Treyarch

References

↑ "The Condemned (1997) info". cnet.com.

External links

Call of Duty

Games

World War II story arc	Call of Duty United Offensive Finest Hour 2 Big Red One 3 Roads to Victory

Modern Warfare story arc	4: Modern Warfare Nintendo DS version Modern Warfare Remastered Modern Warfare 2 Mobilized Controversies No Russian Modern Warfare 3 Downloadable content Defiance

Black Ops story arc	World at War Nintendo DS version Final Fronts Zombies Black Ops Zombies Black Ops II Declassified Strike Team Black Ops III

Other games	Ghosts Advanced Warfare Infinite Warfare

Media

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Activision

List of video games

Main franchises

Subsidiaries

Current	Beenox Demonware FreeStyleGames Fun Labs High Moon Studios Infinity Ward King Digital Entertainment Major League Gaming Radical Entertainment Raven Software Sierra Entertainment Sledgehammer Games Toys for Bob Treyarch Vicarious Visions

Former	Bizarre Creations Budcat Creations Gray Matter Interactive Infocom Luxoflux Massive Entertainment Neversoft RedOctane Shaba Games Swordfish Studios Underground Development Behaviour Santiago

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