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Just Add Water Tease PS3 Title
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We don't know what it is, but we'll find out soon enough.
Published: 14:35, 02/06/2009 by Staff.
43At 8.30pm (BST) tonight, the Just Add Water boys will be unveiling whatever it is that they’ve had to keep so quiet about all year. Yes, it’s another countdown, but there’s only 6 hours to go and thus won’t be some ridiculous 2 week trail of frustration that leads to a PSP game. Just Add Water confirmed to TheSixthAxis this afternoon that the countdown is indeed related to their PS3 title, and teased further with this tiny image.
Keep an eye on their Twitter for more.
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