After all, “it’s the end of a console cycle.”
Perhaps the most random announcement out of E3 week was from publisher Deep Silver, who announced that Polish developer Techland is working on a sequel to its surprise 2011 hit Dead Island. It’s called Dead Island: Riptide, and as of right now, we know very little about it.
But what we do know, thanks to Deep Silver’s Aubrey Norris, is that Dead Island: Riptide will be retailing for $10 less than what most retail games typically sell for. Sleuths at Ripten noticed that online stores had Riptide priced at $50. Inquiring with Ms. Norris via Twitter, they learned that the price is “not a placeholder” and that Dead Island: Riptide, while “not a remake” of the original, will still be sold at $50 due to it coming out at “the end of a console cycle.”
All we know otherwise is that the game is slated to come to Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, and that an “extensive reveal” for Dead Island: Riptide is set to come sometime this summer.
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