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Killzone: Mercenary shoots onto Vita on September 10
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Alice: Madness Returns iOS interactive comic tells the tale between games
by Xav de Matos, May 20, 2011 6:00pm PDTIf the gap between American McGee's Alice (released in 2000) and the upcoming (eleven years later) sequel Alice: Madness Returns is daunting for you to think about, EA has just released an iOS application you may want to consider.
The Alice: Madness Returns "interactive comic" tells the story between the cult-hit PC title and its multi-platform sequel. The application is available for both iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad for the maddeningly low price of free.
The iOS app's art is splendid. Check out our recent preview of Alice: Madness Returns.
Alice: Madness Returns is developed by the American McGee-helmed studio Spicy Horse out of Shanghai, China. The game is expected to launch on June 14 for the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3.
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A new, free iOS application bridges the gap between American McGee's Alice from October 2000 and the upcoming sequel Alice: Madness Returns in interactive story form. Did we mention it was free?
A new, free iOS application bridges the gap between American McGee's Alice from October 2000 and the upcoming sequel Alice: Madness Returns in interactive story form. Did we mention it was free? : Shacknews
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