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Braid Coming To PS3
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Indie darling Braid may hit PSN (but not Wii) says game creator.
Published: 7:50, 12/08/2008 by Staff.
12Jonathan Blow, developer of the incredible indie Xbox Live Arcade title Braid has revealed that a PSN version of the hugely popular platformer may come later, after the timed exclusivity expires that Microsoft have in place. Jonathan also mentioned that due to the limited size restraints imposed on Wii Ware downloads, a Wii version is out of the question.
A shame, as the more people that get to play Braid the better, in our opinion.
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