Today’s topic is a little closer to home, it’s about Namco Bandai Games America’s internal studio. First announced as Surge, Namco Bandai’s Western studio made its debut with Afro Samurai in 2009 and recently finished work on Splatterhouse.

While far from Namco Bandai’s 800,000 sales target, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West sold 460,000 units worldwide.

The man who led a team to create the lush post-apocalyptic world in Enslaved: Journey to the West is now directing the dingy cityscapes in DmC.

A couple drafts show different designs for the game’s two protagonists, Monkey and Trip.

Amazon’s Gold Box is filled to the brim with video game deals like Enslaved: Odyssey to the West for just $25.

New downloadable content adds a Pigsy side-story and support for stereoscopic 3D.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West starts with a bang. While escaping from a slave ship, Trip also frees Monkey, the character you control in Enslaved.

Did you know one of the inspirations behind Enslaved were Miyazaki’s movies?

Ninja Theory’s demo for Enslaved is finally up on both PlayStation Network and Xbox Live. What are your impressions?

This is a post about DmC.

Enslaved demo hits PlayStation Network tomorrow with Xbox Live demo coming “soon.”

Ninja Theory, the studio behind Heavenly Sword and Enslaved, are working on the next Devil May Cry game with Capcom. Updated with a teaser trailer of Dante being tortured to rock music.

Rumours of Ninja Theory and Capcom working together. A trademark for “DMC.” An impending Tokyo Game Show announcement. Whatever could it all mean?

Enslaved, Ninja Theory’s post-apocalyptic, yet arborous action game, will be ready on October 5. Namco Bandai announced the game’s release date today and shared screenshots of Monkey smashing robots.