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Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare Spotted At E3
A website posting photos of the Los Angeles Convention Center's lobby (where E3 is happening) show banners and posters for a game called Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare.
The images appeared on Gamekyo and show a slightly more realistic plant along with the requisite red sparks that adorn the box art for most action games.
This is the first we've heard of the game, but Kotaku is reporting that it has been told by a reliable source that the game is a shooter.
The Plants vs. Zombies brand recently ventured into the world of Facebook gaming, so it wouldn't be surprising to see Electronic Arts and PopCap games leverage the franchise in other genres. Whatever the game is, it will be appearing at Electronic Arts booth during the show, so we will have more information in a few days.
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