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Shank hitting PSN on August 24, XBLA on August 25, Priced at $15 [Update]
by Xav de Matos, Jul 20, 2010 1:55pm PDT[Update: 4:35pm] According to the official Shank website, the PC version of Shank is still in development and will arrive in Fall 2010. As for the game's newly revealed co-op "mission," the blog mentions that Shank actually includes a "local co-op campaign." The co-op will be separate from the original game and tell the backstory of Shank.
[Original Story] During the EA Studio Showcase, Electronic Arts has announced that the downloadable title Shank will release on the PlayStation Network on August 24 and on the Xbox Live Arcade on August 25. Both versions have been priced at $15.
Additionally, Shank includes "a special co-operative mission, designed to be played with a friend locally." Sadly, from the release wording, it appears that the "prequel" mission is the only co-op action Shank and his "partnet-in-crime" Falcone will see.
Developed by Klei Enteratinment and published by the EA Partners program, the exceedingly awesome side-scrolling stabber-shooter has been highly anticipated since it was first revealed and continues EA's spotlight on high-quality downloadable titles.
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I mean, it may very well be the case that they really are running behind on the PC version and it needs more time. And I'm glad to allow them the time they actually need to make it right.
It's just that when almost EVERY single title with a lot of buzz behind it pulls this "PC version delayed to unspecified date" thing at the last minute (relatively speaking) in the development process, it really starts to get a bit fishy.
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