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Remedy Entertainment revamped its classic combat-racer Death Rally for pocket telephones and doodads last year, and now it's bringing that back home to PC. "Entirely rebuilt" and tarted up for PC, the new Death Rally's coming to Steam on August 3 for $10.
Racers, start your engines (and strap on an after-market rocket launcher, for good measure)! Death Rally, the destructive racer that first appeared on PC's back in 1996, has been reinvented for iOS devices, and is now available through Apple's App Store.
Back in 1996, developer Remedy released its first game, a top-down combat-racer called Death Rally. In 2009, it released an updated freeware version of the title that would run on modern hardware (which can be downloaded here, for free.)
Today, Remedy has announced that Death Rally is going to road-rage its way on to iPhone and iPad soon, with some help from developer Mountain Sheep. (via Joystiq) Read more »
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