June may get a double-dose of Oddworld, if Just Add Water CEO Stewart Gilray has anything to say about it. He announced that he's aiming to release both the Vita version of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath, and the HD version of Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee sometime during the month, but neither plan is set in stone yet.

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Developer Just Add Water promised their HD remake of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath would be coming "soon." Well, now we know exactly how soon. The PlayStation Network version of Stranger's Wrath, enhanced with snazzy new graphics and a few new gameplay tweaks, will be available on December 27th. It will be a "worldwide" release, as well.

While the initial release will sport a shiny Platinum Trophy, there's a few features that will be added post-release.

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Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is getting much more than your typical HD treatment. Developer Just Add Water is redoing many of the game's textures and character models. In fact, thanks to various improvements made by the developer, the game has ballooned in size, from 1.9GB in its original Xbox-era state, to 3.2GB.

While there's still no release date for the game other than "soon," everything else you need to know about the game has been released.

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Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is getting the HD treatment, and now we can see the updated visuals in motion for the first time.

The remake is a little off-schedule, but this first look is a promising look at why the cult revamp is worth waiting for.

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Sony's next handheld, previously codenamed the NGP, was revealed as the PlayStation Vita during this E3 week. A heap more games for the system have also been revealed, so we've compiled a handy list of what we know so far.

Click the game names for screens and trailers, if we have them. I've spent the past forever adding heaps of screens and games to our database, so you had flipping well better enjoy them. Read more »

Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee and Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath will finally debut on PC this holiday season, developer Oddworld Inhabitants announced today, when the 'Oddbox' series compilation revealed over a year ago at long last launches.

Releasing for download via Steam, the Oddbox will pack Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee from 1997 and 1998's Abe's Exoddus, both released on PC, among other platforms, plus previously Xbox-exclusive Munch's Oddysee from 2001 and 2005's Stranger's Wrath. Read more »

Developer Just Add Water says that Microsoft's file size limit on Xbox Live Arcade games is one of the reasons its upcoming HD-revamp of Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is currently only in the works for the PlayStation 3.

"On XBLA there is a 2 GigaByte size limit we have to adhere to," a post on the developer's website states. "Currently the title weighs in at 2.1GB and that is without any updates, so either we have to pull a miracle out of the bag with some type of amazing compression system, or ask Microsoft to increase their 2GB limit, however this limit is apparently hardware led, so please let us try and make a miracle happen." Read more »

Oddworld Inhabitants' Xbox exclusive Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath is being revamped for release on PlayStation 3 next year by Gravity Crash developer Just Add Water.

The remake of the celebrated bounty hunting title will have, JAW says, "stunning 720p visuals; much more detail in the characters; normal mapping and self-shadowing; re-mastered dialogue, support for PlayStation Move; and additional bonus material still to be revealed," while remaining "faithful to the original moolah-chasing epic." Read more »

That new Oddworld game discussed a few years back is currently on hold, creator Lorne Lanning has told G4, though the promised re-releases are still in the works.

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After years of console exclusivity, Oddworld Inhabitants' action-puzzler Munch's Oddysee (an original Xbox launch title from 2001) is being ported to the PC alongside its Western-themed shooter Stranger's Wrath--the studio's second Xbox-only release.

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