Spark Unlimited (Lost Planet 3, Legendary, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z) has announced that it will no longer develop video games. This brings the company's 11 year run in the inudstry to an end.
John Butrovich, chief technical officer at Spark Unlimited, confirmed the news to Polygon. Although the company will continue to exist, primarily in the movie industry, all of its video game projects have been cancelled and its studio staff laid off.
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