Shed 13 Plans Two New Mafia Games and Top Spin Revival

Hangar 13 is by all accounts going through a few extreme and bizarre times all the while. In the midst of various flights and one more round of cutbacks, the studio is supposedly arranging two Mafia games and a Top Spin revival. We caught wind of a Mafia prequel being developed as of late, yet another report by Bloomberg (somewhat substantiated by Kotaku) claims that another Top Spin game is underway also, and studio president Nick Baynes is endeavoring to have a continuation of the Mafia prequel (we’re totally serious) greenlit by 2K.

Why Hangar 13 is peering toward two Mafia games

Baynes, who supplanted Hangar 13’s pioneer Hayden Blackman, as of late held a gathering with staff to illuminate them regarding the cutbacks. As indicated by Bloomberg, he uncovered during the gathering that he’s attempting to get a continuation of Nero (code name for the new Mafia game) greenlit while Nero is still being developed to keep away from a situation where laborers are uprooted after a task is done or dropped. Bloomberg’s report said that a tennis match-up code named “Hammer” is additionally being developed at Hangar 13, yet Kotaku and insider Nick “Nick_Shpeshal” Baker name dropped Top Spin. As a matter of fact, Baker was the first one to uncover that another Top Spin game is being developed in one of his recordings recently, however his case was eclipsed by the Mafia leak.

2K put out the accompanying announcement to Kotaku and Bloomberg:

2K is completely dedicated to the eventual fate of Hangar 13 as the studio explores a difficult at the end of the day promising change period. As a feature of our continuous assessments to guarantee our assets are lined up with our objectives, we have rolled out certain improvements that have brought about a decrease of positions and heading out in different directions from certain associates. These choices are dependably troublesome. We are giving our very best for work with the influenced representatives to track down them new jobs in different ventures and groups at 2K, and are offering full help to the individuals who can’t be redeployed, interfacing them with industry organizations and assets to find new open doors beyond 2K.

In other news, rumors from far and wide suggest that a Killzone VR game was once being developed at Supermassive Games, and a State of Play is coming June 2nd.