Disney opens dev studio for Nintendo consoles

Disney opens dev studio for Nintendo consoles
By David Hinkle
The studio, which is called Fall Line and is based out of Salt Lake City, Utah, has an exclusive purpose in creating games for nothing but Nintendo consoles. The studio is to be run by Scott Novis, who is responsible for the recent game ...

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