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it’ll probably be handed to another developer.
Tokyo-based game developer Delta Arts is no more. The company last developed Medabot 9, which came out last December in Japan as well as other Medabot titles and DS and Wii titles. The studio’s official site announced Delta Arts was ceasing activity and offered no further explanation as to why.
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