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PlayStation All-Stars Dev Superbot Surviving Post-Sony Split, New Game Coming
When Sony announced the conclusion of its relationship with PlayStation All-Stars developer Superbot, many thought that closure was right around the corner. Even before the announcement in February that Superbot and Sony had "amicably ended" their relationship, the Culver City, California studio suffered layoffs.
Things looked grim, but brighter days are ahead for the developer. Superbot director of operations David Yang told Edge that not only is the studio still alive and kicking, but a new IP is in the works. We've reached out to Superbot for more information on their next project and will update when information is available.
[Source: Edge]
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