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Here some more information I dug up with a quick Google search:

Factor 5 was my most recent place of employment where I was brought on as a Jr. Game Designer. I was working on an unannounced casual title for the Nintendo Wii. My main duties were to implement missions based on the activities outlined in the design doc. Most of what I did was to create fun missions/activities using object placement. We had "design kits" which were essentially just a group of assets that were made to function with certain mission types. How they were placed throughout the environment determined the experience given to the player. For example, if a mission was to destroy a number of targets I would vary the mission by changing the number, type, and placement of the targets. The missions were designed to be played in 5-15 minute increments and players had a wide variety of activities to choose from. ... I loved working on this project because it taught me a lot about designing for casual players as opposed to my previous experience designing for the hardcore players. ...

Link:http://www.reillygames.com/games.htm

SHIPPED TITLES <----- Shipped?!? -Title Classified- March 2008 to Dec 2008 Developer: Factor 5 Platform: Nintendo Wii Publisher: Classified Lead Systems Designer on a casual title for the Wii. -Title Classified- Aug 2007 to March 2008 Developer: Factor 5 Platform: Nintendo Wii Publisher: Classified Lead Designer on a 3rd person shooter featuring ground and arial combat.

Link:http://drewlanglois.com/resume.html

Title #1: The same one that Kevin Reilly was working on and likely published by Nintendo.

Title #2: Clearly a Rogue Squadron title published by LucasArts.

Associate Producer, Engine Tech / Tools / Tech-Art / Build Engineering / Production Test: FACTOR 5, INC. LAIR(PS3) UNANNOUNCED WII TITLE 1 UNANNOUNCED MOVIE TIE-IN (PS3, 360, WII) <----- Superman UNANNOUNCED WII TITLE 2 UNANNOUNCED LICENSED TECHNOLOGY PACKAGE (WINPC).

Link: http://ryanbond.net/resume/