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Jane Jensen's upcoming adventure game Gray Matter is to arrive on the Xbox 360 as well as the PC.
According to publisher dtp entertainment, the title will be released for both platforms during the fourth quarter of 2010.
According to a press release, the only difference between the two versions is the control system, which has been optimised for use with a 360 gamepad.
"With the Xbox 360 release, Gray Matter can reach a broader audience, especially people who don't play PC games very often," said Jensen. "I'm very excited to see Gray Matter expanding to other platforms."
Jane Jensen is best known for her work on the classic Sierra point-and-click adventures of the early '90s, such as King's Quest and the critically-acclaimed Gabriel Knight series.
This is her first undertaking since Gabriel Knight 3: Blood Of The Sacred, Blood Of The Damned.
According to publisher dtp entertainment, the title will be released for both platforms during the fourth quarter of 2010.
According to a press release, the only difference between the two versions is the control system, which has been optimised for use with a 360 gamepad.
"With the Xbox 360 release, Gray Matter can reach a broader audience, especially people who don't play PC games very often," said Jensen. "I'm very excited to see Gray Matter expanding to other platforms."
Jane Jensen is best known for her work on the classic Sierra point-and-click adventures of the early '90s, such as King's Quest and the critically-acclaimed Gabriel Knight series.
This is her first undertaking since Gabriel Knight 3: Blood Of The Sacred, Blood Of The Damned.
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