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Sunday Comics: Dead Island Koei’s Fatal Intertia didn’t revolutionise racing on the Xbox 360 as we know it—in fact, it was received as pretty mediocre. But now the full game—formerly offered as a normal Xbox 360 retail release—will be coming to PSN for download. (Originally, the game had been planned for PS3 but the team had issues during production.) Redubbed Fatal Inertia EX, the game adds eight new training tracks to ease the intense learning curve. Coming in late May for $US29.99, downloadable releases could be an inexpensive method to bring games that potentially underperformed on the 360 to the PS3. Here’s hoping we see PSN ganking more full, downloadable titles at budget prices.
Exclusive: ‘Fatal Inertia EX’ Arrives Via PlayStation Network Next Month [MTV Multiplayer]
Fatal Inertia was at one time a PS3 exclusive. Not it’s not! Heck, the Xbox 360 version of the Unreal Engine 3-fuelled racer has been out for over a month. So when’s the PS3 version going to hit? Koei won’t give a formal release date for it, but said it would be out sometime in Spring 2008. No word whether that version will have extra content. Previously, the game was delayed “indefinitely,” but Koei has since decided to keep the dream alive. But, man, these companies and their floating release dates. Who can keep up?!
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