Superbot 'substantially' smaller after Sony split, working on new IP
Superbot, the developer behind PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, is a smaller studio following its split with Sony earlier this year, which saw the Culver City-based outfit make a number of positions redundant. Its next step is to work on a new property.
"We have substantially shrunk down our operations but are still going strong while we work on a new IP," director of operations David Yang told Edge.
Superbot was formed in 2009 as Broodworks, a studio focusing on developing video games for Sony handhelds. The studio was later renamed Superbot Entertainment and made its debut with PlayStation All-Stars.
"We have substantially shrunk down our operations but are still going strong while we work on a new IP," director of operations David Yang told Edge.
Superbot was formed in 2009 as Broodworks, a studio focusing on developing video games for Sony handhelds. The studio was later renamed Superbot Entertainment and made its debut with PlayStation All-Stars.
