Los Angeles - Less than a year after its launch, the president and co-founder of movie-focused video game publisher Brash Entertainment has stepped down, Variety reports. Nicholas Longano, who founded the company last June along with Mitch Davis, Thomas Tull and Bert Ellis, will remain an investor in the company, while his responsibilities will be taken over by chief executive Davis. The company has raised $400 million, but its first two games -- "Alvin and the Chipmunks" and "Jumper" -- have seen lackluster sales.

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