Ninja Theory Inviting “Top DMC players” To Test their New Game

Posted By | On 08th, Nov. 2011

Ninja Theory the developers behind the new DmC reboot are seeking the feedback of top Devil May Cry players. A Neogaf user has apparently received an email from Ninja Theory which had all these details. This seems like a good move by them, as listening to fan feedback can make the game awesome.

This is what the mail contained:

Hi,

I’m part of the team currently developing the new Devil May Cry title at Ninja Theory and I wanted to get in touch to see if you’d like to come in and play the game. Essentially I’m inviting in a very select few really top end DMC players to come and play through a section of the game and talk to some of our team about your experience.

We’ll pay for travel to and from the studio and will also provide lunch.

Let me know if this sounds of interest and I can give you some more details.

Cheers

XXXXXX

This seems to be UK only for now, as Ninja Theory is based there. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.


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