As part of its deal to develop music games for the PS Vita, recently formed South Korean outfit Nurijoy entered into an affiliate relationship with SCEK (Sony Computer Entertainment Korea) earlier this year. By drawing upon the former Pentavision developers' heritage of developing the DJ Max series, Nurijoy set about creating Superbeat Xonic in tandem with another studio harboring former Pentavision employees - PM Studios. Thus, and with publishing assistance from Acttil, a unique co-producing collaboration was born. Indeed, Michael Yum (CEO of PM Studios and Game Director of Superbeat Xonic) summed up this partnership when he affirmed (via a Press Release) that: “I’m extremely excited to work with my former colleagues and bring what I feel is our spiritual successor to DJ MAX. We’ve been listening to the fans and decided that the Vita was the best platform for our players. I’m also very honored to work with the talented folks at both Nurijoy and Acttil on this new endeavor. With the former DJ MAX developers at both PM Studios and Nurijoy developing what they’re best at and by allowing Acttil to help us bring this game to the market, I feel we can give the players something they can really enjoy”.
Featuring over 50 tracks, Superbe...