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Ninja Theory News Coming On Monday
Ninja Theory, the studio behind Heavenly Sword, the Devil May Cry reboot, and the upcoming Hellblade, is planning to share some info on a different project early next week.
The studio posted an update on Twitter teasing new details are on the way:
#Hellblade development continues at full pace, but on Monday we have cool news to share on a different project.
— NinjaTheory (@NinjaTheory) December 11, 2014
Right now, Ninja Theory's only officially announced upcoming game is Hellblade, so this could be related to a brand new title. On the other hand, it could conceivably be tied to ongoing support for Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes, too.
For the moment, all we can do is hope and speculate. Until Monday, at least.
[Source: Twitter]
Our Take
I've enjoyed most of Ninja Theory's work. However, Before you get your hopes too high for a DMC-caliber announcement, you might want to check your expectations. Ninja Theory has done similar teases before, but with underwhelming results. But, hey – if it is a new DMC, I'll be the first one jumping for joy.
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