To have your very own games development team at your beck and call may seem like a dream, but for someone willing to pay the price ($150k-$200k) they can have a team of 7-15 people including artists, level designers, developers, and a producer working on a game of their choice for 90 days.

Who knows, it may just work. The company hasn’t posted who they are, but some deductive work points to Tesseraction Games, a Portland development studio home to several ex-Dynamix staff.

This could be a whole new model in games publishing. There could be groups of gamers that get together to fund development of a game using an existing studio, and then when it’s finished, the payoff would be to try and get it published. Hmm, if only we could get out hands on the Burnout license and have it do multiplayer right. I want linked Xboxes playing Burnout!