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The next game from story-driven developer Ninja Theory is Hellblade arriving first to console on PS4. Ninja Theory hopes to define Hellblade by its focus on deep character development within the confines of a “twisted world with brutal, uncompromising, combat.
Ninja Theory has finally revealed Hellblade, coming to PS4 and PC in 2016.
The critically praised, undersold, action adventure from Ninja Theory Enslaved: Odyssey to the West has a premium edition out for Steam and PSN.
DmC: Devil May Cry Developer: Ninja Theory, Capcom Price: $60 Platform: PS3(Reviewed), Xbox 360, PC I know most people were wary of the Devil...
So I wrote some thoughts I had about Ninja Theory’s upcoming entry on the Devil May Cry franchise and with all the love in...
Bloody Palace Mode will return to Devil May Cry, Capcom has announced.
