Square Enix takes the rights to True Crime: Hong Kong from Activision. The original developer United Front Games the action game. The Japanese publisher will have a new name for the game should come up.
Square Enix is going with developer United Front Games the game True Crime: Hong Kong finish, reports Gamasutra. Activision decided in February a whole host of games to delete, including True Crime: Hong Kong, because the publisher thought that the game can’t compete with other games in the sandbox genre.
Square Enix saw there, however, the bread: “We fell in love with the game when we have the game in hands were”, said Lee Singleton, who as studiobaas of Square Enix London the development of the game, will coordinate. Square Enix takes only the rights to the game and not that of the True Crime franchise, so the Japanese publisher is a other names for the game.
In True Crime: Hong Kong crawl players in the skin of an undercover agent that the Triad network in hong Kong must infiltrate. Under the flag of Activision the game would be in november, come out for the pc, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Singleton is still too early to be a platform and a release date to call.