Valhalla Game Studios

Valhalla Game Studios
Native name
株式会社ヴァルハラゲームスタジオ
Industry Video games
Founded 2009
Headquarters Japan
Key people
Satoshi Kanematsu, Tomonobu Itagaki

Valhalla Game Studios (株式会社ヴァルハラゲームスタジオ Kabushiki Kaisha Varuhara Gēmu Sutajio) is a Japanese video game company founded in 2009.

Staff

The studio is run by former Tecmo staff: Satoshi Kanematsu, who worked on Monster Rancher and Rygar, and Tomonobu Itagaki, a game designer known for his work on the Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden series.

List of games developed

Title Publisher Platform Release Additional details
Devil's Third Nintendo Wii U Version 2015 Former Development co-operation for Nintendo SPD
Devil's Third Online Nexon PC 2015 N/A
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Projects

Since 2010, the company has been working on Devil's Third, a "hyper-violent shooter".[1] Originally developed as a title for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, the game is being developed exclusively for the Wii U. Following the closure of development partner THQ, intellectual property rights to Devil's Third were given back to Valhalla Game Studios.[2] The game was re-announced by Nintendo at E3 2014. The title released in 2015. Critical response aggregator Metacritic assigned Devil's Third an approval score of 44%, based on 46 reviews, indicating "generally unfavorable reviews".[3] In November 2015, it was announced that Valhalla and Nexon would be releasing Devil's Third Online, a PC port of Devil's Third's multiplayer mode, as part of a partnership. [4] The title will go into open beta in December in Japan and will release in the same region in late January. It was confirmed that features that were absent in the original, such as voice chat, would be added to Devil's Third Online.[5]

Litigation

In November 2015, it was reported that Valhalla Motion Pictures was suing Valhalla Game Studios for trademark infringement, likely due to their similar name and logo. [6]

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