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Insomniac's New IP Will Pass 90 On Metacritic, Says EA
EA Partners' David DeMartini is supremely confident in the new game from the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance developer.
Insomniac only just signed a deal to go multiplatform with EAP in May, and the publisher is already starting the hype train. In a recent interview with Eurogamer, DeMartini said Insomniac "regularly has set a bar at 90 in Metacritic. I think this game is going to exceed that bar. It is a really great creative idea that they're executing on marvellously so far."
He didn't go as far as revealing any details on the new project, but teased that info is coming before too long.
"There's a lot of time between now and the finish line, but based on their track record, I'm highly confident they're going to get there," DeMartini said. "I think sooner rather than later we're going to be sharing some early concepts on that one because they've made so much progress. They're in a great position."
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