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Valhalla Teams With Doobic For More Devil's Third
Valhalla Game Studios' upcoming title Devil's Third is still without publisher, but that isn't stopping the company from expanding its operations and plans for Devil's Third. Valhalla announced it is forming a joint venture corporation with Doobic Game Studios, the South Korea-based developer behind Combat Arms.
Doobic is handling the PC and tablet versions of Devil's Third, says Valhalla's CEO Satoshi Kanematsu. "In addition to both home console and PC versions, Valhalla Game Studios plans to expand the Devil’s Third universe across a variety of digital devices and through various forms of entertainment," he said on Valhalla's site.
I'm guessing the message on Doobic's recruitment page was the selling point for Valhalla and Devil's Third's director, Tomonobu Itagaki. The message reads: "We at Doobic Game Studios are crazy. We are crazy for games and live like it. Doobic Game Studios is looking for game developers that are as crazy as we are. We invite you lunatics out there to come join us and make something even crazier together. Doobic plans to launch a new game that will make the world go wild. So come on over. Doobic wants you!"
[Thanks goes out to GI reader Stegosteph for the news tip!]
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