Industry Video game industry Type of business Private | Headquarters Cambridge, United Kingdom | |
Key people Mike Ball (chief technology)
Nina Kristensen (chief development)
Tameemi Antoniades (chief design)
Jez San Products Heavenly Sword
Kung Fu Chaos
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
DmC: Devil May Cry
Hellblade Founded November 2004, Cambridge, United Kingdom Video games DmC: Devil May Cry, Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, Heavenly Sword, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, Disney Infinity 30 Profiles | ||
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Ninja Theory, Ltd. is an independent video game developer based in Cambridge, England. Founded as Just Add Monsters in March 2000, the company was purchased by former Argonaut Games CEO Jez San in November 2004.
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- Talking games story of heavenly sword hd
- Cgi behind the scenes hellblade dev diary 16 the face of senua by ninja theory
- History
- References
At Gamescom 2014, the company announced a new IP "Hellblade". The game will make its console debut on PlayStation 4.
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History
The team developed its first game, Kung Fu Chaos, in 2003 exclusively for the Xbox, which was published by Microsoft Game Studios. In May 2005, Ninja Theory were on the verge of becoming defunct due to the collapse of the gaming studio Argonaut Games; however, soon after the announcement was made, the BBC reported that Sony Computer Entertainment had signed them up to make an exclusive video game for the upcoming PlayStation 3.
Ninja Theory's second game, Heavenly Sword, for the Sony PlayStation 3 was released in September 2007 and features a "free style" combat action system. The developer was nominated for five Develop Industry Excellence Awards for the game, including best new IP, visual arts, audio accomplishment, technical innovation, and best independent developer.
The planned Heavenly Sword 2 was cancelled. In June 2010, Ninja Theory expressed their interest in making another title and commented that they would have made a sequel had Heavenly Sword performed better in sales.
In June 2008, the company licensed NaturalMotion's morpheme animation system. Ninja Theory's third game, titled Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, was released for both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 and was published by Namco Bandai Games. Previously, Enslaved was believed to be a sequel to Heavenly Sword until Ninja Theory confirmed otherwise; stating that such a game is "extremely unlikely".
Before the multi-platform release of Enslaved: Odyssey to the West; there were rumours claiming that the quality of the PS3 version was poor compared to the Xbox 360 version, Ninja Theory addressed these concerns by stating, "All formats are developed simultaneously so it wouldn’t be possible for one format to be cared for more than the other." In its technical analysis of the final release, Eurogamer's Digital Foundry team noted, "None of the disadvantages of either version are real game-breakers and overall either version is recommended, but if you own both consoles and have the choice of which version to buy, the Xbox 360 release is the one to get."
At the Capcom Tokyo Games Show conference on September 15, 2010, it was announced that Ninja Theory were developing a reboot of the Devil May Cry franchise under the name of DmC: Devil May Cry. The game was released on January 15, 2013 on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
It was announced that Ninja Theory is collaborating with Chillingo and Electronic Arts on their first mobile game, Fightback, released in summer 2013.