Last year, Cambridge-based game developer Ninja Theory (DmC, Enslaved) released a 360-degree trailer for their upcoming action-adventure, Hellblade. The final game, due to release this month, features no VR support. However, in an interview with Wcftech, studio co-founder and Creative Director Tameem Antoniades said Ninja Theory experimented with VR during Hellblade’s development, and that virtual reality will dominate the industry in the future.
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