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Big Red Button Entertainment is an American game development company, best known for the critically panned [[WiiU]] game [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]]. Started by [[Bob Rafei]] in 2009, Big Red Button (Also referred to as BRB) employs several ex-employees of various studios including [[wikipedia:Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]], [[wikipedia:Heavy Iron Studios|Heavy Iron Studios]], [[wikipedia:Luxoflux|Luxoflux]] and [[wikipedia:High Impact Games|High Impact Games]]. Another notable member of the team was [[Christian Senn]], formerly of [[STI]], who served as Principle Designer on [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]] but left the company in June of 2014. | Big Red Button Entertainment is an American game development company, best known for the critically panned [[WiiU]] game [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]]. Started by [[Bob Rafei]] in 2009, Big Red Button (Also referred to as BRB) employs several ex-employees of various studios including [[wikipedia:Naughty Dog|Naughty Dog]], [[wikipedia:Heavy Iron Studios|Heavy Iron Studios]], [[wikipedia:Luxoflux|Luxoflux]] and [[wikipedia:High Impact Games|High Impact Games]]. Another notable member of the team was [[Christian Senn]], formerly of [[STI]], who served as Principle Designer on [[Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric]] but left the company in June of 2014. | ||
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Big Red Button Entertainment is an American game development company, best known for the critically panned WiiU game Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric. Started by Bob Rafei in 2009, Big Red Button (Also referred to as BRB) employs several ex-employees of various studios including Naughty Dog, Heavy Iron Studios, Luxoflux and High Impact Games. Another notable member of the team was Christian Senn, formerly of STI, who served as Principle Designer on Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric but left the company in June of 2014.