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Namco Prepares Pigsy’s Perfect 10 DLC For Enslaved
Enslaved developer Ninja Theory has been hinting at its plans for Enslaved DLC for some time now, but today is the first time we’ve actually gotten details regarding downloadable content for the post-apocalyptic action title.
Pigsy’s Perfect 10 will be a side story of sorts, starring Monkey’s memorable ally from Enslaved. In a story that must take place before the events of the game, it seems that the hygiene-challenged Pigsy has grown tired of his solitude and decided to create his own perfect woman out of the scrap found around his hovel in the Titan Graveyard. In contrast to Enslaved gameplay, Pigsy’s Perfect 10 will focus on stealth and sharp-shooting. Not only will players finally get to test out Pigsy’s hookshot for themselves, but they’ll get to play with a new friend, Pigsy’s robotic pal, Truffles.
Players who download Pigsy’s Perfect 10 will also receive a TriOviz for Games Technology update that will allow players to experience Enslaved: Odyssey to the West and its DLC in 3D.
Pigsy's Perfect 10 will be out for Xbox Live and PSN later this year, and will cost around $9.99. Check out the new screens and clever video below.
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