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Ninja Theory Teases On Twitter, Trademarks 'Fightback'
Yesterday, Ninja Theory cryptically teased an announcement for today. Alone, it didn't seem particularly newsworthy, but new information has caught our attention.
The studio most recently responsible for this years DmC Devil May Cry has a new trademark that might be the title of its next project. "Fightback" is registered for "interactive entertainment software, computer games software, video games programs" and a host of other items that would give Ninja Theory the opportunity to create tie-in merchandise.
Additionally, a domain name that seems related, fightbackgame.com, has been registered. The WhoIs results indicate that the domain was secured by proxy, so there is no concrete way to tie the two together. This isn't the first time Ninja Theory has dropped hints recently, but we suspect we might know something tangible later today.
Update: Chillingo and Ninja Theory have revealed that Fightback is a mobile title. More information and first screenshot here.
[Source: Gamechup]
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